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Moves 1.0.0 beta to master branch #511
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* change middleware so the request headers can be lowercase or normalised * Normalize headers to lowercase rather than camelCase * Fix eslint (removed extra semicolon) * Change option for http-header-normalizer from camelCase to canonical * version bump
* feat: multi origin cors * fix: accounting for header case * updated AWS SDK and running tests for both node6 and node8 * fix: made origins optional in typescript definitions * Merged with current master and version bump
* Adds GitHub PR and Issue templates * Added todo list and version bumped
* Add input output logger middleware * JSON stringify logs and wrap into an object * Update unit tests * version bump
* backported SSM caching fix from 0.16.2
backported SSM caching fix from 0.16.2
* Initial work for 1.0.0 with secrets-manager * bump typings * bump package-locks * bump version to 17 * fix package locks
* refactor: folder name to package name for http-security-header * version bump
…242) * build: add a pre commit hook to run lint checks on all changed files * version bump
(cherry picked from commit c03bdb0)
* fix: http response serializer returns {} when body is falsey
Co-authored-by: Pedro Resch <pedro@agenciaatom.com.br> [ci skip]
* Update index.d.ts * version bump Co-authored-by: Luciano <lucianomammino@gmail.com>
Added sqs-json-body-parser middleware. Thanks @thematrimix!
* Moves CI to GitHub Actions and improves release process
…ut-logger (#507) * adds the ability to omit fields from logged events and responses

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After this, we should be able to release 1.0.0 stable
I already created a
0.xbranch to be able to keep developing hotfixes for 0.x if necessary