feat(Context based Restrictions): add support for the X-Correlation-Id header #164
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## [0.22.3](v0.22.2...v0.22.3) (2021-11-03) ### Bug Fixes * **Context-Based Restrictions:** add support for the X-Correlation-Id header ([#164](#164)) ([9540cd0](9540cd0))
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Added support for the
X-Correlation-IdheaderPR summary
X-Correlation-Idheader in each requestPR Checklist
Please make sure that your PR fulfills the following requirements:
Current vs new behavior
This enhancement adds support for passing the standard
X-Correlation-Idheader in each request. This is an optional header and it does not break backward compatibility.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?