Docs gap: the v2 webhook signature header rename is undocumented.
Ledgerline webhook signature check fails after the v2 upgrade The X-Ledgerline-Signature header is gone and the 401 gives no hint. The docs still show the old header name.
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Docs gap: the v2 webhook signature header rename is undocumented.
Ledgerline webhook signature check fails after the v2 upgrade The X-Ledgerline-Signature header is gone and the 401 gives no hint. The docs still show the old header name.
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