[Bug 1112921] Allow SessionAuthentication on APIs. #2336
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Previously this was disallowed for cross-origin concerns. However, I learned that this also checks CSRF, so I'm not worried about cross-origin anymore.
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That makes sense regarding csrf. r+ |
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[Bug 1112921] Allow SessionAuthentication on APIs.
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Previously this was disallowed for cross-origin concerns. However, I learned that this also checks CSRF, so I'm not worried about cross-origin anymore.
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