Use a shared session cookie between admin and website #256
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What's in this PR?
Use a shared session cookie between admin and website.
Why?
Depending on which cookies already exists and login into admin after website and other way around you might get logout of the other session. Because session get invalidated by a login.
After some different options and tries with our Partner iCapps (@matthiasseghers) I find sharing the session on the same path and optional document the invalidate_session config is the way to go.
Historically we did put the cookie_path differently to avoid the same issue but it did not work in all cases. Also previously we had 2 different security.yaml and so website yaml didn't know about admin yaml security config and that did force us also different ways. With the way to a single security yaml I also think there speaks nothing against a single session now.
I would also prepare a 3.0 merge request to not longer prepend the
cookie_pathin 3.0 in: https://github.com/sulu/sulu/blob/9ee10853304f2dc39e84a3a91da8e3e193d74391/src/Sulu/Bundle/SecurityBundle/DependencyInjection/SuluSecurityExtension.php#L182