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feat: Adding SESSION_COOKIE_PARTITIONED #5499

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This pull request is related to Add support for partitioned session cookies

fixes #5472

Regarding the commit Adding code to handle SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE I see that in the test_basic.py in line 20 is using import flask, I believe this is the reason I got this error as it's using the package installed via pip install flask and not the code contained in /src/flask/

E       AssertionError: assert 'partitioned' in 'session=eyj0zxn0aw5nijo0mn0.zmzhyw.hgj68cffl4hz1avfswp08uya5ya; domain=example.com; secure; path=/; samesite=lax'

I'd like to learn if I'm doing something wrong with this to correct it and modify the PR

  • Test case modified for the behavior of the change
  • Updated relevant docs, based on the appearances of SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE
  • Added entry to CHANGES.rst

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I believe this is the reason I got this error as it's using the package installed via pip install flask and not the code contained in /src/flask/

I'm not sure what you mean here. You should follow our contributing guide to set up your development environment. It instructs you to do pip install -e . during the setup. You can also run tox to set up test envs for you. The failure does not appear to be related.

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Hello, thank you for your response, I went ahead and applied changes without taking a look at the contribution guide, I just went through it and will make the process correctly, my apologies.

@davidism davidism force-pushed the main branch 3 times, most recently from c27394a to 1ee07fc Compare July 11, 2024 01:39
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So the immediate reason this wouldn't work is because it needs to depend on Werkzeug 3.1, which is not yet released. But after that, you didn't actually use the get_cookie_partitioned method to pass the parameter to set_cookie. I've corrected that, and will merge this once Werkzeug 3.1 is available.

@davidism davidism added this to the 3.1.0 milestone Jul 11, 2024
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