Append Content-Security-Policy values to the response file.
Reference the .ContentSecurityPolicy file by a path relative to the current source file.
Defaults to ../.ContentSecurityPolicy.
By default, the response file associated with the execution environment is used. You can override it and pass in a file yourself, which is useful when testing.
Append Content-Security-Policy values to the response file.
It is stored in the content-security-policy string attribute.
When no parameters are provided, it will find the
Content-Security-Policy rules in the body of a file named
.ContentSecurityPolicy next to the currently executed source file.
Most common usage. This example will fail because the source file in this sandbox is //example.com, so we can’t create a .ContentSecurityPolicy file next to it.
You can use this format your code though.
Reference by path.
Pass in custom response file.