fix: set nonce in response headers instead of using configuration #408
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Thank you so much @huang-julien for creating this PR! 💚 I will merge it soon and release it with upcoming 1.3.0 version |
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fix #407
Hey 👋
This PR change the way the SSR CSP plugin works. Before that, it was relying on the configuration.
This Pr moves the replacement of the nonce placeholder to
beforeResponse, so it can parse and rewrite the content security policy header after it was set (by runtime hooks and the security configuration/build-time config)Checklist: