docs: simplify canister ID resolution and rename API Gateway to API Boundary Node in HTTP GW spec#6230
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…oundary Node in HTTP GW spec Remove implementation-specific canister ID resolution logic (hostname table, raw domain handling, DNS TXT lookup, x-ic-canister-id header) and replace with a protocol-agnostic description that lists example approaches. Also rename "API Gateway" to "API Boundary Node" throughout.
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I suppose there was a high-level decision to do this, but I still wonder if there are any docs on how the canister ID resolution actually works now? |
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x-ic-canister-idheader detection) from the HTTP Gateway Protocol Spec, replacing it with a protocol-agnostic description that lists example approaches (subdomain encoding, DNS, static mapping, HTTP header).