The only way I found is to get use RequestCtx.Header.String() and to parse them, but I think it would be easier to provide a function for this, no ? Or perhaps, I missed it.
See the following RequestHeader methods:
There are a lot of other useful RequestHeader methods too.
Closing the issue. Feel free re-opening it if you have related questions
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See the following RequestHeader methods:
There are a lot of other useful RequestHeader methods too.