Is the variable ALLOW_INSECURE_HTTP real ?

[LuisGomezdeTerreros]

I am hosting a local instance of shields.io in docker and I am trying to get a badge from a local host (so http) that is running in my computer . But it renders the badge with message "please use https". So does the variable ALLOW_INSECURE_HTTP exist because chatgpt keeps telling me it exist but it cannot find the source and neither can I. Is it even possible to do what I am trying to do ? I am using this command to create the instance:
docker run -d -p 8083:80
--add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway
-e ALLOW_INSECURE_HTTP='true'
--name shields-debug
shieldsio/shields:next

[PyvesB]

Hello @LuisGomezdeTerreros 👋🏻

This is the bit of code that's enforcing the behaviour in the endpoint badge:

shields/services/endpoint/endpoint.service.js

Lines 182 to 184 in 33d6a3c

	if (protocol !== 'https:') {
	throw new InvalidParameter({ prettyMessage: 'please use https' })
	}

There's currently no way to bypass it, but perhaps an option could be added to support this use case. :)

[LuisGomezdeTerreros]

Thanks for the answer. Learned my lesson to not trust chatgpt hahaha