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Some server software, such as AspNetCore when running authorization middleware will set the HTTP Status Code to 401 instead of 200. When you have a server serving multiple different api types always coercing it into GRPC format isn't that easy.
We do set grpc-status and grpc-message headers and the grpc status codes and message are read correctly by most software.
grpcui should display the grpc-message that details the reason authentication failed instead of displaying an error that other content was unexpected (having that additional information doesn't hurt though).
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Some server software, such as AspNetCore when running authorization middleware will set the HTTP Status Code to 401 instead of 200. When you have a server serving multiple different api types always coercing it into GRPC format isn't that easy.
We do set grpc-status and grpc-message headers and the grpc status codes and message are read correctly by most software.
grpcui should display the grpc-message that details the reason authentication failed instead of displaying an error that other content was unexpected (having that additional information doesn't hurt though).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: