feat: Support application-controlled session stickiness #95
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nitrocode
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Sorry @nitrocode I'm having trouble parsing all that test output. Is the failing test related at all to my change? |
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💥 This pull request now has conflicts. Could you fix it @abeluck? 🙏 |
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@nitrocode I resolved the merge conflict |
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@nitrocode is there anything else I can do to support? |
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These changes were released in v0.30.0. |
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what
this is a recreation of #60 without merge conflicts.
why
see #60 which this PR supersedes
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