* Confusing return value in
SessionStore('some_session') .get_expiry_date(), example:*
from datetime import datetime
from django.contrib.sessions.backends.db import SessionStore
my_session = SessionStore()
my_session.get_expiry_date()
# this return new created sessions expiration time(14 days after
datetime.now()) this is expected and logical but:
my_session = SessionStore( 'some_session' )
my_session.get_expiry_date()
# this return new created sessions expiration time too, unexpected, this
should return my_session expiration time
Here in this example django force us using
*my_session._get_session_from_db().expire_date* instead
*my_session.get_expiry_date()*, but one simple question: why we should do
additional work when we saied to django 'we have specific db session?
In last reply in ticket #32088 i described a bit more.
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