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ACK when including @AaronDewes suggestion.
Co-authored-by: Aaron Dewes <aaron@runcitadel.space>
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split the diff
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Why are we adding I suggest we remove this. |
This is necessary for the LNURL to work/be resolved from web browsers. |
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I was mistaken, LNURL resolution is considered a "simple" request that does not require options. |
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Long needed guidance. Thanks for writing this. ACK |
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another one... plz merge |
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@AaronDewes what do you think, we have a lot of approves and it should be merged, can you resolve your suggested chance, or you still think its important? for me its either way
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good guidance
@dni I suggest this be merged. @AaronDewes seems unresponsive and his comments are not contentious
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I missed the previous mentions. I still think reverse proxies should be removed, but it's not extremely important to me. I'm not a LNURL spec author and not in a position to block merges anyway 😄 Just to repeat my main point: Mentioning reverse proxies in the spec is (in my opinion) basically an invitation for application developers to not fully implement the spec and "outsource" that to users. |
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#259