request.session seems to be storing things beyond me closing the
Django development server. This is sort of weird. Is it a feature or a
bug? Because, I'd prefer a clean slate every time I run the devserver.
Example code:
def foo(request):
foo = request.session.get("foo", None)
print "foo is", str(foo)
if foo == None:
request.session["foo"] = "Haha! Not None!"
Behaviour:
# Server started
# First run: "foo is None"
# Second run: "foo is Haha! Not None!"
# Server closed
# Server started
# First run: "foo is Haha! Not None!"
This behaviour is just way too weird. I'm currently developing with
Django for work and with CherryPy for a side project and CherryPy
doesn't store sessions beyond the lifetime of the server. I sort of
didn't expect this behaviour from Django either.
So, this a bug or a feature? And how can I turn it off?
Elver
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