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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
4 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
9 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
9 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
9 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
11 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
11 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
11 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
12 hours ago by ScaredStorm
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3f7119a8 fix(core): add accept header to http remote cache get (#33093) With the Accept header in place during the retrieval of cache, the client always expects an octet-stream from the server.      ## Current Behavior When the `Accept` header is missing, you might not get the correct data depending on the underlying implementation of a self hosted cache solution. We use AWS API Gateway which has a hard requirement for `Accept` to determine how it should convert the data. Fixes #33092
13 hours ago by ScaredStorm