feat: add custom User-Agent header to HTTP requests #307
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This commit adds a custom `User-Agent` header to all outgoing HTTP requests made via Axios, enabling better identification of the spid-saml-check client when interacting with external services or APIs. This change helps improve traceability and diagnostics on the server side. Note: If executed in a browser environment, the `User-Agent` header may be ignored due to browser restrictions. In such cases, a custom header (e.g., `X-Client-Identifier`) may be considered instead.
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This commit adds a custom
User-Agentheader to all outgoing HTTP requests made via Axios, enabling better identification of the spid-saml-check client when interacting with external services or APIs. This change helps improve traceability and diagnostics on the server side.Note: If executed in a browser environment, the
User-Agentheader may be ignored due to browser restrictions. In such cases, a custom header (e.g.,X-Client-Identifier) may be considered instead.