v3.2: Add style: cookie, explain pct-encoding #4902
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This adds a `style: cookie` to provide a non-percent-encoding option for managing cookie parameters. It also explains the conditions under which automatic percent-encoding with `style: form` might work, and also links to a draft update of the cookie RFC that explains that things that look like percent-encoding should _not_ be decoded for storage, which means that `style: cookie` is providing the most compliant behavior for that updated guidance.
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Co-authored-by: Lorna Jane Mitchell <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Vincent Biret <[email protected]>
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I have updated most of the things. Due to the state of my health and general exhaustion, I'd like to plead that we focus only on accuracy and not what examples or formatting might be nice to have. @lornajane – I changed "simulating" to "simulating/extending" which might make it a bit more clear why it's not just useing? idk. For the extra level on the examples, I'd happily approve a follow-on PR doing that to all of the examples in this section (although see next point below). @baywet – I'll follow up with you on slack, but the example request is a bit more complicated. I'll happy approve a follow-on PR from you, and answer any questions you might have while making it. @karenetheridge – I will gladly approve a PR removing the JSON-like formatting from |
Co-authored-by: Ralf Handl <[email protected]>
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Replaces PR #4822. Please pay close attention while reviewing, I wrote this through various bouts of illness and then split it from other smaller PRs, and I'm not entirely sure I got it all.
This adds a
style: cookieto provide a non-percent-encoding option for managing cookie parameters.It also explains the conditions under which automatic percent-encoding with
style: formmight work, and also links to a draft update of the cookie RFC that explains that things that look like percent-encoding should not be decoded for storage, which means thatstyle: cookieis providing the most compliant behavior for that updated guidance.