fix(storefront): Register customer device sent an empty duplicate auth header - #39
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The request carried BOTH `Customer-Token: {{customer_token}}` and a second,
empty `customer-token: ""`. HTTP header names are case-insensitive, so the empty
one collided with the real token and the endpoint answered "Not authorized to
register device for cutomer" — the customer never resolved.
Its body was also empty, so even with a valid token it had no token or platform
to register. It now sends {{device_token}}, which the contract run already
injects for the FleetOps driver device requests, and platform "ios".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two faults in one request.
A duplicate, empty auth header. It carried both
Customer-Token: {{customer_token}}and a secondcustomer-token: "". HTTP header names are case-insensitive, so the empty one collided with the real token and the endpoint answered "Not authorized to register device for cutomer" — the customer never resolved. The empty duplicate is removed.An empty body.
content: "", so even with a valid token there was notokenorplatformto register. It now sends{{device_token}}— already injected by the contract run for the FleetOps driver device requests — andplatform: "ios".(The typo in the API's error message, "cutomer", is left alone: changing it would be a user-visible string change unrelated to this fix.)
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