Modify allowedUrls in the public app getting started template #38
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…rly indicate to the developer that they can invoke developer owned backends and not Hubspot public APIs through hubspot.fetch()
kporter999
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tamara-at-hubspot
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| @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ | |||
| "name": "Get started with public apps", | |||
| "uid": "get-started-public-app", | |||
| "description": "An example to demonstrate how to build a public app with developer projects.", | |||
| "allowedUrls": ["https://api.hubapi.com"], | |||
| "allowedUrls": ["https://api.yourplatform.com"], | |||
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I think https://api.example.com would be a bit more conventional, but we don't have to overthink it.
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Modify allowedUrls in the public app getting started template to clearly indicate to the developer that they can invoke developer owned backends and not Hubspot public APIs through hubspot.fetch()