@tus/server: set CORS headers before early returns - #873
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Move Access-Control-* setup above the 412 Tus-Resumable check and header-validation 400s so browsers can read those responses. Signed-off-by: ferhat elmas <elmas.ferhat@gmail.com>
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Move the
Access-Control-*block above the 412Tus-Resumablecheck and the header-validation 400s. Those returns currently happen before CORS is set, so a browser sees a network/CORS failure instead of the real status.GET still dispatches earlier and stays CORS-less (pre-existing).
Test plan
Tus-Resumable) and validation 400 both includeAccess-Control-Allow-Originfor a matching origin, plus credentials and expose-headers@tus/server