Setting a Varnish cookie (the SP_ID cookie) will now be done with a top-level domain as the domain value. So if done from some.sub.site.example, we will use domain=site.example. Thanks to @olekenneth for fixing it

3.0.0-rc.19

published 3.0.0-rc.19 • 6 years ago

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If you are using the session-service, calls to Identity.hasSession will not return the obsolete userStatus or id fields (the numeric userId and the uuid fields are still returned).
Calling Identity.hasSession multiple times will now cause only one network call. While this call is running, other calls to Identity.hasSession will simply wait for that call to complete, and then they will all resolve to the same result

We can communicate with the session-service instead of Schibsted account in Identity.hasSession, Monetization.hasProduct and Monetization.hasSubscription (quick howto; to opt into this, add a param sessionDomain: 'https://id.site.example' to the constructor for Identity and Monetization)

3.1.0-itp.4

published 3.1.0-itp.4 • 6 years ago

published 3.1.0-itp.3 • 6 years ago

published 3.0.0-rc.18 • 6 years ago

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The Identity.logout() function is no longer an async function, and now does a full-page redirect to the Schibsted account domain to log the user out. This is because we can't trust that the XHR way of logging people out will work for Safari 12 users. Sorry for the breaking change, but at least it works in a consistent way. It now also takes a parameter redirectUri that defaults to the redirectUri from the Identity constructor. The browser will be redirected there after Schibsted account has logged the user out

published 3.0.0-rc.17 • 6 years ago

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Varnish cookie fixes: 1) The localstorage item was wrongly cleared when calling Identity.enableVarnishCookie(), and 2) The varnish cookie was not removed correctly when calling Identity.logout().