Hi All, When you enable invert condition of a particular header condition, should it look at the whole header name, or just the value?
To collaborate more on this scenario, pls have a look at the below example. I have configured a tier (named *Tier1*), with default limit as 50 req/1min and a header condition policy as Header:value -> myheader:*123* with execution policy of 20req/1min and *invert condition* is switched *on* *Scenario 1 *: So when I invoke a request with myheader:*123*, since the inverter is switched on, it will throttle out at 50req/1min which is expected. *Scenario 2*: when I invoke a request with myheader:*1234*, since the inverter is switched on, it will throttle out at 20req/1min which is expected. *Scenario 3* :But when I invoke a request *without* a header named myheader, it does not throttle out at all, and can be invoked unlimited. Shouldn't this behave same as Scenario 2? Because when a publisher assigns a tier as Tier1, he can be in a mindset that it should consent to the configured tier request count. Please advice. Thanks, - *Ushani Balasooriya* Senior Software Engineer - QA; WSO2 Inc; http://www.wso2.com/.
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