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response.remove doesn't seem to work
See original GitHub issueresponse.remove as the docs say, can be used to remove the header from the response being sent, but it’s not removing it as I’ve tried. response.set works though.
res.remove("X-Powered-By");
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@paramsinghvc nobody minds having issues posted here, and I don’t at all. But there’s a minimum level of context that needs to be provided. Issues like these helps nobody.
Again, please, feel free to open issues (that’s what the question label is for) but provide some context.
Don’t know why there’s so much fuss about creating a github issue in here! I’m already spending hours in debugging issues that I’m facing in your source code. Can’t spend more arguing here.