Derive AutoSession cookie security from page request - #413
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Summary
AutoSession's cookie
Secureflag follows the initial page request's scheme, including trusted forwarding headers. The WebSocket request supplies the client IP for Session binding.A real-WebSocket regression test covers HTTP and HTTPS pages, including mismatched forwarded schemes in either direction. An HTTPS page whose upgrade request lacks the scheme header returned a cookie without
Securebefore this change.Fixes #400.
Validation
go generate ./...go test -race ./...go test ./...go vet ./...staticcheck ./...golangci-lint rungosec -quiet ./...go build ./...gofumpt -l jaws.go request.go request_test.go