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Set session timeout to 5 years in development and staging environments #588

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@artur-intech artur-intech commented Sep 16, 2017

  • Needed to avoid signing in every 8 hours
  • Nothing to test

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teadur commented Sep 25, 2017

Maybe we should have lower value for production then 8 hours. @ratM1n
I think something smaller then 5 years for devel/staging would be "nicer".

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artur-intech commented Sep 26, 2017

Georg

hour for prod, day for staging and 0 for dev

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@ratM1n @teadur This is now configurable option
030eaa3#diff-318c31f2f8c28eecdbe0119432a98af0R131

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artur-intech commented Sep 26, 2017

Please make sure all envs are updated with the corresponding values.

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vohmar commented Sep 27, 2017

this is now deployed on staging @teadur please test this configurable feature.

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Works as intended

@vohmar vohmar merged commit 31fdf8a into master Sep 27, 2017
@artur-intech artur-intech deleted the disable-session-timeout-for-development-and-staging branch October 4, 2017 13:57
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