Oops, we added behavior that varies the CORS response headers according to the incoming `Origin` header, but we forgot to add `Vary: Origin`! This doesn't cause an issue for the app when you make requests to the server directly, but since it's behind a Fastly cache layer, we ended up caching responses that didn't include CORS headers but should have. Now, this will instruct the Fastly cache to treat requests with different `Origin` headers as being entirely different. (This means we won't be sharing caches between requests from impress-2020 and the Rails app anymore, but that should be okay in practice!)
27 lines
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JavaScript
27 lines
1 KiB
JavaScript
const ALLOWED_CORS_ORIGINS = [
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"https://beta.impress.openneo.net",
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"https://impress.openneo.net",
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"http://localhost:3000",
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];
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export function applyCORSHeaders(req, res) {
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const origin = req.headers["origin"];
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if (ALLOWED_CORS_ORIGINS.includes(origin)) {
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res.setHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", origin);
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res.setHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Methods", "*");
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res.setHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Headers", "*");
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}
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// Add "Origin" to the `Vary` header, so caches know that the incoming Origin
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// header can change the response (specifically, the CORS response headers).
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//
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// NOTE: In this app, I don't expect "Vary: *" to ever be set. But we try to
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// be robust about it, just in case! (Adding instead of overwriting *does*
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// matter for the GraphQL endpoint, which sets "Vary: Accept-Encoding".)
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const varyContent = res.getHeader("Vary");
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if (varyContent !== "*") {
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const varyValues = varyContent ? varyContent.split(/,\s*/) : [];
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varyValues.push("Origin");
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res.setHeader("Vary", varyValues.join(", "));
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}
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}
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