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Note: This issue is highly specific and I'm not sure you should fix it, but here goes
When two stacks on the same domain with separate SA Client IDs are navigated between, the hasSession-cache is kept (e.g. news.com and news.com/pluss).
The SDK never validates the Client ID stored in hasSession-cache against the running Client ID. This causes other values (SP_ID etc.) to be invalid until the cache expires. This can cause problems communicating with other services / APIs.
Also, I've made a manual workaround for my implementation, so don't worry about that 👍
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note: This issue is highly specific and I'm not sure you should fix it, but here goes
When two stacks on the same domain with separate SA Client IDs are navigated between, the
hasSession-cache
is kept (e.g. news.com and news.com/pluss).The SDK never validates the Client ID stored in
hasSession-cache
against the running Client ID. This causes other values (SP_ID etc.) to be invalid until the cache expires. This can cause problems communicating with other services / APIs.Also, I've made a manual workaround for my implementation, so don't worry about that 👍
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: