Pass withCredentials on to the XHR #79
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- See https://www.w3.org/TR/eventsource/#dom-eventsource-withcredentials - I noticed during application testing that `{withCredentials: true}` was not including the session cookie, in fact, setting the flag in the polyfill had no effect at all. After a little digging, I learned that simply passing the option to the `http` object was that was needed. - I tried writing a test to confirm this, but could not figure out a way to do it (the only difference in real life is that the `Cookie` header is set if there's a cookie in the `document`
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{withCredentials: true}wasnot including the session cookie, in fact, setting the flag in the polyfill
had no effect at all. After a little digging, I learned that simply passing
the option to the
httpobject was all that was needed.do it (the only difference in real life is that the
Cookieheader is setif there's a cookie in the
document