Breaking: #93047 - Removed property sendNoCacheHeaders in AbstractUserAuthentication
See forge#93047
Description
The public property send
of class Abstract
which was
enabled by default, but disabled in Frontend User objects, ensured that appropriate
HTTP headers telling the client that this HTTP request is not allowed to be
cached by the client.
This property is removed, as this is now built into PSR-15 middlewares for both Frontend and Backend users since TYPO3 v10.
Impact
Setting the property send
has no effect anymore.
Affected Installations
TYPO3 installations with custom extensions dealing with session handling, using this property, which is very unlikely.
Migration
Use a PSR-15 middleware to set headers depending on your needs, if TYPO3s default header evaluation does not fit your requirements in Frontend Requests.