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Verifying Deployment: FAILED when server returns code 401 Unauthorized
See original GitHub issueUsing DEBUG=mup* mup deploy --verbose I found out that MUP interprets the HTTP Status Code 401 Unauthorized as a failed deployment, but in my use case this is perfectly valid, since I use basic authentication on the server.
The curl error is: curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 401 Unauthorized
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Not sure if my issue is related to this, but I realized the basic authentication I had set up directly in my server before SSL (proxy 3000 to 80) became obsolete after I added letsencrypt ssl autogenerate and I can’t figure out a way to add
basic_authto 443.@zodern I confirm mup 1.2.10 successfully deployed the app. Big thanks!