Ugh, you nailed it. I found a spot in my code that suffered from
autovivification. Thank you.
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It is just a hash at that point so none of those things should cause that.
But if you accessed $c->session->{order}{anything} it would create a hash
due to autovivification.
-Dan
On Thu, Jan 10, 2019 at 10:23 PM Viktor Nacht
wrote:
> *sigh* I meant:
>
> {"expires":1547178562,"order":{}}
>
> --
*sigh* I meant:
{"expires":1547178562,"order":{}}
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So if you do something like:
if ($c->session->{order}) {
# process order
}
The session cookie looks something like this:
{"expires":1547178562,"cart":{}}
Is there a way to test for the existing of keys in the session has that
won't cause it to string into existence? Using 'exists' or
