fixing healthcheck which was breaking due to jsonify error #18
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The jsonify call was erroring with the message "'Request' object has no attribute 'is_xhr'" - potentially due to recent deprecation. This causes the / page to return a 500 error, which was causing the ALB in the tutorial to fail. have replaced with output that will not fail the check, and produces the same message.
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Issue #, if available:
The jsonify call was erroring with the message "'Request' object has no attribute 'is_xhr'" - potentially due to recent deprecation.
Description of changes:
This causes the / page to return a 500 error, which was causing the ALB in the tutorial to fail. have replaced with output that will not fail the check, and produces the same message.
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