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We've had our fair share of problems with cookies in the v3 version (some of them are in open issues), and while it's hard to trust a codebase that is two weeks old, it's scary not to trust it too.
What do you think about making the migration? Is that something aligned with the project goals? I could potentially also find time in the next 3 months, if the consensus is that it will work better.
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Given that we just found lua-resty-session 4 breaks backwards compatibility the hard way - see #463 - I guess we will want to migrate to it eventually. Personally I haven't followed the development "over there" and can not judge whether 4.x is "better" for any kind of better - but it is going to be the version that is under active development and receives bug fixes in the future.
opm install the latest version of lua-resty-session which has compatibility issues with lua-resty-openidc (see zmartzone/lua-resty-openidc#464) and lua-resty-openidc documentation now states that opm is no longer supported.
I've found this nice PR where the author of
lua-resty-session
bumps the usage of the library to v4.https://github.com/Kong/kong/pull/10199/files
We've had our fair share of problems with cookies in the v3 version (some of them are in open issues), and while it's hard to trust a codebase that is two weeks old, it's scary not to trust it too.
What do you think about making the migration? Is that something aligned with the project goals? I could potentially also find time in the next 3 months, if the consensus is that it will work better.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: