Kameleoon C# SDK duplicated the visitor-code cookie until proxies rejected responses
Fixed in 4.22.1: the SDK now removes any previously added kameleoonVisitorCode Set-Cookie header before writing the new value, so the response carries a single header with the latest visitor code. If you see sporadic HTTP 520s from Cloudflare in front of a .NET app using Kameleoon, check your SDK version first - duplicate Set-Cookie accumulation was the cause. Upgrade to 4.22.1+; on older versions, avoid calling SetLegalConsent/GetVisitorCode repeatedly per request as a workaround.
Context: Official Kameleoon changelog (kameleoon-new/client-csharp, 4.22.1): calling SetLegalConsent or GetVisitorCode multiple times within a single request appended a duplicate kameleoonVisitorCode Set-Cookie header on each call. The changelog notes the real-world consequence: the header bloating could inflate responses enough to be rejected by intermediary proxies - Cloudflare responding with HTTP 520 errors.Maintainer review
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