Scaleway service discovery: honor follow_redirects in the configured HTTP client

F-PROMETHEUS-SCALEWAY-SD-001

Public snapshot: 7 Oct 2026. Status, releases and attribution belong to each source below; none is inferred from another record.

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prometheus/prometheusReported fixprometheus/prometheus

Scaleway service discovery: honor follow_redirects in the configured HTTP client

Fixed in: Verified in Prometheus 3.12.0; first fixed release across all branches not established

fixed publicly

details

Finding IDs: F-PROMETHEUS-SCALEWAY-SD-001
Status: fixed publicly
Fixed in: Verified in Prometheus 3.12.0; first fixed release across all branches not established
Recorded credit: Public fix author: roidelapluie. Public 1seal credit and a causal link to our report are not established.
Note: Merged 2026-04-21. NewClientFromConfig replaces the direct RoundTripper so the configured redirect policy is used. This matches the earlier report about follow_redirects being ignored. The retained maintainer response treated it as a configuration correction, not a security vulnerability. It is not a claim that every redirect-related credential exposure is fixed.

F-PROMETHEUS-SCALEWAY-SD-001: Outbound request trust. The HTTP client must preserve the explicitly configured redirect behavior. Reviewed 7 Oct 2026. Mechanism assessed by 1seal.

Mechanism source for F-PROMETHEUS-SCALEWAY-SD-001

Security area (1seal assessment): Semantics. The HTTP client must preserve the explicitly configured redirect behavior. Reviewed 7 Oct 2026.

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