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After doing some testing for some reason the authorization section of the header never gets set if you just set the 'authorizaton' part of the headers. Resesting 'headers' to a new Record seems to resolve this.
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Works for me too, thanks! |
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After doing some testing for whatever reason the authorization section of the header never gets changed if you just do
request.headers.authorization = getAuthorizationString(this.stateManager), causing the authorization token to never be set seemingly specifically when downloading things, at least on my ipad. Settingrequest.headersto a new Record seems to resolve this, for whatever reason.Notably this fixes Paperback-iOS/app#665 at least for me.