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Fix detecting GitHub Enterprise Server behind a HAProxy - #2562
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X-GitHub-Request-Idheader is used to check whether an error is returned from a GitHub or GitHub Enterprise server instance. If the server is behind a HAProxy, the header will be converted to lower case. We were only checking for a case sensitiveX-GitHub-Request-Idheader and not detecting GHES instances behind a HAProxy proxy.What this PR does
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This bug was discovered and documented by @osmanager in #2560. Thankyou!
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Fixes #2560