test in Firefox on CI #169
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IMHO the bugfix belongs in a separate PR, but since we're writing a manual changelog here it might not matter that much. still makes it somewhat harder to review though... |
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@simplabs/engineering anyone care to review? |
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@jessica-jordan I don't have a reference and I'm not sure it's really a bug in Firefox. It's something where it behaves differently than other browsers but I'm not sure what the exact spec is for this or whether there is a spec that covers this at all. The tests fail in Firefox though without this change. |
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Thank you for the outline, I think you're right that it makes most sense to provide a fallback path then 馃憤 |
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This adds Firefox to the browsers we test with in CI; see #152 (comment)
It also includes a fix for a bug (or different behavior compared to Chrome) in Firefox: Firefox will set the default cookie path with a trailing slash (e.g.
/some/path/) while Chrome would set it without the trailing slash (e.g./some/path). In order to make the behavior the same for all browsers, this changes thecookiesservice so that it would automatically set a normalized defaultpath(/some/pathin the above example) if none was specified. I'm not really happy with this (as writing a cookie via thecookiesservice will now result in a different cookie than just usingdocument.cookie =) but couldn't really think of a better solution 馃