dtymon
dtymon
Hi Doug. I'm fine with either option a) or b). The purist in me thinks it should be the default behaviour as I think the expiry times in the cookie...
Hi Doug, I have added a new option alwaysTouchUnmodified so that the current behaviour is maintained. Not sure about the option name, so happy to change it if you have...
Ah yes, good pick up. I'll revert those changes now.
Hi Doug, I have reverted my changes to the existing tests now that the existing behaviour is the default. Let me know if there is anything else that you would...
Regarding the flakey test, I can see how it might fail on a fast machine since there is no delay between capturing the first expiry time and executing the second...
Hi Doug, Regarding the default for this Boolean option being `true`, personally I would like to see this change to `false` in the next major as I think the current...
Oh well, I guess we will have to agree to disagree on this one. I would have thought that the session expiry time should be essentially identical on client and...
I'm using the MySQL store that updates the 'expires' column when touch() is called. It looks like the memcached store doesn't store an explicit session expiry, only the cookie and...
Yeah, it does seem to be a MySQL store issue. I hadn't appreciated that it was up to the store to decide what it wanted to do with a touch()....
I will try to explain what we are trying to achieve to hopefully better explain how we got to this point. - For a logged in user, we would like...