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Do not support any Origin by default if CORS is enabled #963

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@afalhambra afalhambra commented Dec 23, 2022

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As part of quarkusio/quarkus#29692, since no "origin" is longer supported out of the box by quarkus, we need to specifically mentioned this in our TS, by using quarkus.http.cors.origins property

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We could probably be more specific than wildcard, but I'm pretty sure we will have dedicated TD for CORS, so let's go with this. I'll trigger OC runs just to be sure.

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run tests

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All green, merging

@afalhambra afalhambra merged commit eb2fd35 into quarkus-qe:main Dec 23, 2022
@afalhambra afalhambra deleted the add-cors-wildcard branch December 23, 2022 15:07
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