rohe
commented
2 years ago There are a few breaking changes:
(1) in the information returned by get_session_info the key to the information has changed name from _sessionid to _branchid .
(2) Keys to node information has also changed. From _user_sessioninfo to user and _client_sessioninfo to client .
get_session_info also now ignores all parameters except the session_id/branch_id and will always return a dictionary with all the information. You can no longer chose to have only part of the information returned.
For session_management that means that the returned dictionary will have the keys:
{
"client_id",
"grant_id",
"user_id",
"user",
"client",
"grant",
"branch_id"
}(3) The key to a node in the database is the branch_id which is based on the path to the node. For session_management the key to a grant would then be equal to branch_key(<user_id>,<client_id>,<grant_id>). Previously the key to a grant would just be the grant_id. The reason to include the whole chain was to prevent name clashes (previously there was nothing there to prevented a user_id to be the same as a client_id or a grant_id for instance).
(4) branch_id is what is stored in the list of subordinates.
c00kiemon5ter
ctriant
Refactored SessionManager to a more general class (GrantManager) and a session specific (SessionManager). Added some documentation which turned out to be a bigger overhaul of the documentation.