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Documentation for std.collect might be bad #2292
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The default separator is now ", " to maintain the "pretty collapsing" of the headers without risking an extra space with the "; " separator for cookies. Refs varnishcache#2291 Refs varnishcache#2292
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The default separator is now ", " to maintain the "pretty collapsing" of the headers without risking an extra space with the "; " separator for cookies. Refs varnishcache#2291 Refs varnishcache#2292
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The default separator is now ", " to maintain the "pretty collapsing" of the headers without risking an extra space with the "; " separator for cookies. Refs varnishcache#2291 Refs varnishcache#2292
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Backport review: I do not think there is a need for this in 4.1, so we will keep it Varnish 5 only unless I hear strong protests. |
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https://varnish-cache.org/docs/trunk/reference/vmod_std.generated.html#func-collect
Contains an example that says:
Multiple cookie headers should not be sent over HTTP/1.1 and if they were then they should be joined by "; " and not "," as the module does.
h2-clients might send multiple cookie headers and that's reported in : #2291
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