add HTTP basic auth support to the http_listener input plugin #3496
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@danielnelson any chance this could land in a release sometime soon? I’d love to get our build process off of my fork. |
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I will try to review for 1.6. |
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Looks good but can you remove the HTTPS test code, I don't think it is necessary to test that for this code. |
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Ugh, sorry, I totally forgot about this (until someone reminded me that our builds were still happening from my fork, haha). HTTPS tests removed now! |
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Does what it says on the tin. Needed it for a specific use case, and saw no reason for it to not be there, so here we are.