The dependency to the store from the fetchApi method was removed, so the api connectors can be used independently.
Unfortunately this also means the removal of the action dispatch that updated the session cookie's expiry date.
This must somehow be set again. Best somewhere in the store.
Otherwise sessions will time out after some time (I think half an hour) on the client side, while still being active on the server.
This is actually a minor problem, since it only exists across page reloads. While the page is open, the session never expires on client side.
yeldiRium
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5 years ago 
The dependency to the store from the
fetchApimethod was removed, so the api connectors can be used independently. Unfortunately this also means the removal of the action dispatch that updated the session cookie's expiry date.This must somehow be set again. Best somewhere in the store.
Otherwise sessions will time out after some time (I think half an hour) on the client side, while still being active on the server.
This is actually a minor problem, since it only exists across page reloads. While the page is open, the session never expires on client side.