fix: Unexpected default rack.session #1093
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Some rack applications fail when the `rack.session` is already initialized, but with an unexpected value. For example, in a Rails API-only application, unexpected behavior is triggered when a `rack.session` is present. This commit changes webmock, not to set a `rack.session` at all, similar to how web servers do not set a session. The application or a middleware sets them up if needed. Fixes bblimke#985
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Some rack applications fail when the
rack.sessionis already initialized, but with an unexpected value. For example, in a Rails API-only application, unexpected behavior is triggered when arack.sessionis present.This PR changes webmock, not to set a
rack.sessionat all, similar to how web servers do not set a session. The application or a middleware sets them up if needed.Fixes #985