Closed johnagyekum closed 2 months ago
I tried parsing a cookie with the date you provided and it works just fine (scala-cli script below):
//> using dep com.softwaremill.sttp.model::core:1.7.11
@main def main =
println(sttp.model.headers.CookieWithMeta.parse("key=value; Expires=Tue, 20-Aug-24 09:47:08 GMT;"))
can you share some more details on where you see the error, and what version of sttp you are using?
Thanks for the response.
From what you shared, the issue appears to be a version issue then. Currently using sttp v3.6.0 (which seems to have core:1.4.26) .
Can't immediately use a higher sttp version due to the java requirements.
Will close the issue for now but thanks for the assistance.
You should still be able to update the com.softwaremill.sttp.model
/ core
dependency to 1.7.11
and see if the issue still exists. It's transitive from sttp-client.
Hello,
We have been using this library for a while now but have recently realized that a lot of request failures due to 'Expires cookie directive not being a valid RFC1123 or RFC850' occur.
Sample failure message is shown below;
Expires cookie directive is not a valid RFC1123 or RFC850 datetime: Tue, 20-Aug-24 09:47:08 GMT
A bit of research indicates that the date format aligns with RFC 2822. Can the library be updated to include support for RFC 2822? RFC 2822 appears to be a newer version of the standard and support for it definitely be a welcomed addition/update to the library