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If you want to use [Authorize], you can use IOWebSocketChannel instead of WebSocketChannel to pass Header.

I was frustrated, so I made it again after using a fork. https://github.com/cyberprophet/signalr_client

The header reaches the server, but it is not recognized during the update process. Does "X-Requested-With: FlutterHttpClient" not recognize this part?

``` info: Microsoft.AspNetCore.HttpLogging.HttpLoggingMiddleware[1] Request: Protocol: HTTP/1.1 Method: POST Scheme: http PathBase: Path: /hubs/intro/negotiate Host: 192.168.0.2:19456 User-Agent: Dart/3.1 (dart:io) Accept-Encoding: gzip Content-Type: text/plain;charset=UTF-8 Content-Length: 0 X-Requested-With: FlutterHttpClient useridentifier: [Redacted] ``` The...

WebSocket protocol differs from HTTP/HTTPS by enabling bidirectional data exchange across multiple frames instead of just a single request. A WebSocket connection usually starts with HTTP/HTTPS and then transitions to...

> > Can't find headers, how to send them? > > Remember this is for the signalr_pure package > > 1. Create a HttpConnetionOptions > 2. Set options.headers > 3....