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Expand Up @@ -33,6 +33,14 @@ SRC_HEADER_AUTHORIZATION="Bearer $(curl http://service.internal.corp)" SRC_HEADE

In the above example, the headers `authorization: Bearer my-generated-token` and `extra: metadata` will be threaded to all HTTP requests to your instance. Multiple such headers can be supplied.

An alternative to the above when passing in multiple headers or headers with dashes is to make use of the `SRC_HEADERS` environment variable as follows:

```sh
SRC_HEADERS="AUTHORIZATION:Bearer somerandom_string\nClient-ID:client-one\nextra:metadata"
```

Note: The different header keys and values need to separated by a new line ("\n"). In the above example, the headers `authorization: Bearer somerandom_string`, `client-id: client-one` and `extra: metadata` will be threaded to all HTTP requests to your instance.

Example passing env vars via a shell config file:
In the .zshrc -
```bash
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