Set the CORS filter credentials parameter explicitly instead of a header name the filter ignores - #8976
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…der name that the filter ignores
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corsFilterHandlepassedCrossOriginFilter.ACCESS_CONTROL_ALLOW_ORIGIN_HEADER, a response header name, where an init-param name was expected, so Jetty ignored the line and the filter ran on its own defaults.Sets
ALLOW_CREDENTIALS_PARAMexplicitly and pins all four init-params inUIHelpersTest.