Bitsweat, in his Ruby 1.9 compat frenzy (awesome work, BTW), made this
change to CGI::Cookie:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/8405
A comma has been added to raw_cookie.split delimiter. Why? Cookies not set
from Rails with values like "foo,bar" won't work anymore, only "foo" will be
preserved. Are we supposed to encode the comma in cookies when saving them
in JavaScript from now on?
In other words (in JavaScript):
document.cookie = "expanded_rows=3,5,7; path=/admin";
this cookie won't get properly parsed server-side (only "3" will be
preserved). Now we have to:
document.cookie = "expanded_rows=" + encodeURIComponent("3,5,7") + ";
path=/admin";
I noticed this broke in Radiant (and took an hour to track down), so I
wondered why is this Ruby 1.9 compat. Thanks
- Mislav
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