Adds static prefix to both health and version routes.#13314
Adds static prefix to both health and version routes.#13314BenWilson2 merged 2 commits intomlflow:masterfrom
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@harupy - I think I should also update the response from the API call so that the links returned include the static_prefixes. Or create a separate ticket for it. |
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The static prefix should also be added to the auth unprotected routes since they are fixed now: |
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Hello, I am experiencing this issue with adding a static_prefix in a containerized environment which renders the health endpoint unusable. This fix looks perfect and the PR has been approved. Is it possible to get this merged? |
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Not sure why it didn't get included in one of the previous releases 🤷🏼 |
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@harupy - what can we do to get this merged in the upcoming release? |
Signed-off-by: Alok Shenoy <contact@alokshenoy.me>
Signed-off-by: Alok Shenoy <contact@alokshenoy.me>

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Looks like there is a open FR that covers part of the changes implemented in this PR.
Resolve #13199
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Adds the static prefix to the health and version routes.
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