See the docs.
It stands for Cross-Site Request Forgery.
Breaks backwards compatibility!
It's possible to keep both versions and write tests for each, but you were already using csrf/CSRF in some places and crsf/CRSF in others, so I made it all consistent.
See the docs. It stands for Cross-Site Request Forgery.
Breaks backwards compatibility!
It's possible to keep both versions and write tests for each, but you were already using
csrf/CSRF
in some places andcrsf/CRSF
in others, so I made it all consistent.