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Adds a mechanism to automatically scope cookie paths to match
`--path-prefix`.
When `--scope-cookie-paths` is `true` and a request matches a
`--path-prefix`, any cookies set by the response will automatically have
their paths scoped to the matched prefix.
For example, given a service that is deployed with:
... --path-prefix=/app,api
And a response that sets a cookie like:
Set-Cookie: session=1; Secure; Path=/; Domain=example.com
Then for a request to `/app/something`, the client will actually receive
a cookie header of:
Set-Cookie: session=1; Secure; Path=/app; Domain=example.com
This feature is intended to make it easier to allow multiple, distinct
applications to share the same domain by using different paths, without
them accidentally clobbering each others' cookies.
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Adds a mechanism to automatically scope cookie paths to match
--path-prefix.When
--scope-cookie-pathsistrueand a request matches a--path-prefix, any cookies set by the response will automatically have their paths scoped to the matched prefix.For example, given a service that is deployed with:
And a response that sets a cookie like:
Then for a request to
/app/something, the client will actually receive a cookie header of:This feature is intended to make it easier to allow multiple, distinct applications to share the same domain by using different paths, without them accidentally clobbering each others' cookies.