Added config to force scheme for the server request. #354
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Hello,
I'm looking forward to hear others opinion in this subject. While trying to set up a Swoole server along, without any proxy, I faced the challenge of not being able to properly make sure that all the routes in the application had the same scheme (HTTPS). After some investigation I noticed that what was failing was the fact that Swoole (I'm using 4.6.6, but I tested since 4.5.*) is not adding to the request the 'scheme'.
I wonder if this is a problem on my local, but after many different combinations, php8.0-cli, php7.4-cli, laravel 8, bare metal, dockerized, I get the same always.
That said, I added this fix, that worked for all the tests that I did, and for all the helpers and routes generators through laravel.
IF this is something thet others are also experiencing, it might be helpful.