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On February 9, 2024, Rishi proposed this as the final external Pinecone connector wording: “Scaffold’s supported Pinecone connector verification path is header-only: send `X-Scaffold-Workspace` and `X-Scaffold-Signature` on the incoming request and verify the signature against the same raw request body and workspace; preserved `X-Scaffold-Signature` and fully lowercased `x-scaffold-signature` are accepted.”
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001016Feb 9, 2024 / 10:18 UTC-08:00
Rishi is trying to close the Pinecone docs wording thread this week. Discord DM — Rishi → Morgan Chen Fri Feb 9, 2024 10:06 AM PT Trying to close the Pinecone docs wording thread this week. Proposed final external sentence: “Scaffold’s supported Pinecone connector verification path is header-only: send `X-Scaffold-Workspace` and `X-Scaffold-Signature` on the incoming request and verify the signature against the same raw request body and workspace; preserved `X-Scaffold-Signature` and fully lowercased `x-scaffold-signature` are accepted.” Internal close note I’d keep with it: - no legacy/API v2 comparison line - no Python example unless they send a concrete failing repro - no alternate signature locations, query fallback, or broader header-normalization language - keep the existing Go example and the single SDK-auth crosslink on the canonical header-only path - otherwise I’d mark the docs thread closed for now rather than broadening the page again this week If you want a shorter version, I can trim the accepted-header clause into a separate troubleshooting sentence, but I would keep the public reply on the same narrow contract. Please give me the final customer-facing sentence and a short internal close note. Keep the public wording on the narrow header-only contract, with no legacy/API v2 comparison, no Python example unless Pinecone sends a concrete failing repro, and no alternate signature locations or query fallback. The internal note should mark the docs thread closed for now rather than broadening the page again this week.
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