> Le 28 août 2014 à 03:25, Tim Graham <[email protected]> a écrit :
> 
> I am fine with putting it in core instead of contrib. That just means we need 
> to figure out what to do about settings since we cannot put them on an 
> AppConfig. Assuming we don't want to add them as normal settings, we may be 
> able to use the approach proposed on this mailing list for the CSRF settings 
> -- using attributes on the middleware class (PR). In that  could work by 
> iterating through MIIDDLEWARE_CLASSES until it finds a subclass of 
> SecurityMiddleware and then check the attributes (settings) on that class. I 
> will look into this approach tomorrow.

As soon as we have something that is a global setting, I don't find it an 
improvement to hide it in an object instead of keeping it in plain sight in the 
settings.

Having to subclass a middleware just to change the lifetime of the CSRF cookie 
doesn't look like an improvement.

-- 
Aymeric.

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