David Lord

So is this a problem with secure cookie's implementation then? Is it not parsing valid cookie values? I'm just unclear what everything's supposed to do instead of quoting when quoting...

`dump_cookie` is not the problem here, it's doing the correct thing by quoting values with unsafe characters. Any test code that wants to inspect the internals directly needs to reverse...

I vaguely remember dealing with some other issues around the internal cookie jar instance, and I remember being frustrated and confused by the cookie jar structure and implementation, as well...

That's what I'm asking: what should the internal data structure be if `CookieJar` isn't working but people still want what it provides? Note that `client.cookie_jar`, or the fact that it...

Thanks, but if possible I'd rather fix the regex.

It seems too narrow to define this specifically for templates. Perhaps a "execution_info" extension instead, so an app could provide whatever they want back to the test client.

This is cool! Having more (less?) contrast is important to readability. I find it really hard to read white on black text, but much easier if they're light and dark...

I guess I wouldn't be surprised if it was used this way, but I don't think you're supposed to be using async to replace a background task queue, at least...

Regardless of whether kicking off more work is a good pattern, it seems expected that coroutines awaited from a request handler are part of that request's context. Besides the name...

We'll merge this when we're ready and have time. Async as it works in a hybrid environment, and how it will work with Flask and quart, is a very complex...