Hello, community, In a forthcoming update, currently slated to be released as part of the June 19th, 2024 Canvas deployment, all HTTP responses from Canvas – for API users, browser users, and others ...

Hi @swaldie -- the http/2 spec requires that all header names be lowercase; and therefore, our load balancer has been transforming header names to lowercase for http/2 connections as long as we've sup...

Hi @swaldie -- this change is not active for any customers. It was briefly enabled for some customers yesterday but later reverted, due to an unrelated issue we encountered. We plan on fully releasing...

Hi @DaneMiller -- this change will be deployed in the morning on Thursday, June 20th, due to the Juneteenth holiday on the 19th (Wednesday).

Hi @zqian1 -- the other thing to note is that if you use an http/2 connection, header names are required to be lowercase, per the standard; so our infrastructure automatically lowercases header names ...

Hi @swaldie -- the http/2 spec requires that all header names be lowercase; and therefore, our load balancer has been transforming header names to lowercase for http/2 connections as long as we've sup...

Hi @swaldie -- this change is not active for any customers. It was briefly enabled for some customers yesterday but later reverted, due to an unrelated issue we encountered. We plan on fully releasing...

Hi @DaneMiller -- this change will be deployed in the morning on Thursday, June 20th, due to the Juneteenth holiday on the 19th (Wednesday).

Hi @zqian1 -- the other thing to note is that if you use an http/2 connection, header names are required to be lowercase, per the standard; so our infrastructure automatically lowercases header names ...

Hi @zqian1 --   I just checked in Beta and see the header names correctly downcased. What tool are you using in your screenshot? It is possible that, like web browser developer consoles, it parses out...