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Copy host property from headers to multiValueHeaders #44
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Thanks @lindsaylevine for this merge. When this should be released? |
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@lindsaylevine please check #46 |
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extends/fixes conflict in #42
Hi everyone, looking for a solution to to resolve #40 I did my fork, and case this is acceptable in the project, I will let my PR 😄
This PR takes the host property from event.headers and copy to host in event.multiValueHeaders.
I'm opening this PR just in case you think this a good way to solve this problem.
PS: If you think that has another way, just give the suggest and I will take a look and implement.
PS: I don't know if this change specifically needs some test, if need, what exactly I can test.