Pulp

(I know this wasn't introduced here, I just needed somewhere to start a discussion and I'm not sure if it's a real bug)

Is it necessary to explicitly include the protocol in the CONTENT_ORIGIN setting, or is it something we can backfill ourselves? The docs would suggest that it is supposed to be respected, but actually I don't think it is.

https://docs.pulpproject.org/pulpcore/settings.html?highlight=content_origin

    A required string containing the protocol, fqdn, and port where the content app is reachable by users. This is used by pulpcore and various plugins when referring users to the content app. For example if the API should refer users to content at using http to pulp.example.com on port 24816, (the content default port), you would set: https://pulp.example.com:24816.

The "base_url" on Distributions is constructed using CONTENT_ORIGIN, which is supposedly where the content is available, but if CONTENT_ORIGIN uses http:// then the webserver will redirect to https://, which can cause problems if the client isn't expecting a redirect.