fix: move rule's phase 950100 to 3#3941
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I would say yes, we want to move all the rules than can be moved to phase 3 if the condition is applying on response headers only. |
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Thanks, I merged this one into I'll open a new PR soon to fix the other phases. |
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Rule 950100 in branch v3.3 has the
phase:4, but it could be inphase:3.There is an open issue about this problem: #3936, where the reporter describes the details. Also he mentioned my previously PR #1941, but it made for v3.4 (which wasn't released) and we haven't back-ported anything.
This PR only moves one rule's phase, but there are many other rules where we can make this step - the question is do we want to do this or not.