KikisBomb

KikisBomb

Session not fetched, call fetch_session/2 when calling get_session/2

Hi, I’m having a Phoenix issue. I am testing a plug I wrote that calls get_session/2 at one point in order to fetch a value stored in a session. However, when the tests execute the code path that calls get_session/2, I get an error saying “Session not fetched, call fetch_session/2”. Here is the code for the plug (assume that no_login_session? is called):


and here is the code for the test.

Does anyone know how to properly call get_session/2?

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amnu3387

amnu3387

You’re calling put_session... but you’re not assigning it to the variable conn, so when you pass conn to load_current_user function it’s the original conn.

conn = put_session(conn(), :user_id, 1) should work

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