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Fix issues with cookie not being marked as secure or http only with sqlite session store #2911

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@nwmac nwmac commented Aug 24, 2018

SQLite Session store has been fixed.

This PR pins us to the newer dependency

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Merging #2911 into v2-master will not change coverage.
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cf push to local cf worked fine, session HttpOnly & Secure correctly set.

Fixes part of ... #2807

@nwmac nwmac merged commit f3df0c6 into v2-master Aug 24, 2018
@nwmac nwmac deleted the cookie-fix-sqlite branch August 24, 2018 17:36
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