Proper support for RFC 6265 cookies - #97
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Add support for cookies with arbitrary attribute-value pairs. No special treatment for the obsolete RFC 2965. Additional attributes in Cookie header are silently ignored on parsing. This means that parsing old cookie header and then generating the same header again will produce different output.
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Add support for cookies with arbitrary attribute-value pairs.
No special treatment for the obsolete RFC 2965. Additional cookie attributes in
Cookieheader are silently ignored on parsing. This means that parsing old cookie header and then generating the same header again will produce different output:The main motivation behind this change is to unlock the possibility to work with
SameSitecookie attribute. This attribute is only available when there is a possibility to add non-standard attribute to a cookie.The main inspiration for the
Cookierefactor was Jakarta EE 6Cookieclass.