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Reading ctx.session sets session.accessed, which made SecureCookieSessionInterface.save_session add Vary: Cookie on every response — including views that never touched the session. Use ctx._session instead, matching Flask's ctx._get_session() pattern. Fixes pallets#480
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process_response/postprocess_websocketwere readingctx.session, which setssession.accessed = True. That forcedSecureCookieSessionInterface.save_sessionto addVary: Cookieon every response, including views that never touched the session (and static files).Use
ctx._sessioninstead (same idea as Flask'sctx._get_session()), and only save when a real session object is present.fixes #480