[Solved] Cookie expiration date is in 6 months instead of 1 year
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When I login to my app with createEmailPasswordSession the cookie has only 6 months of expiration but I have 1 year in Auth settings. I have console-logged the session that is returned from createEmailPasswordSession and itsexpire property shows 2026-09-11T06:20:29.919+00:00, which should be the correct session expiration time. Why is the cookie having a wrong expiration?
Cookie expiration date is in 6 months instead of 1 year
Dear Appwrite support, is this a normal behavior or a bug?
i can't seem to reproduce π§
I'm on self hosted. I see you test on cloud. Could this be the problem?
What is your Appwrite version?
1.7.4
Can I expect an update from the support team on this issue? Thank you!
<@462046107556511744>, my apologies, but did you try with self-hosted?
[Solved] Cookie expiration date is in 6 months instead of 1 year
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