Reset Pragma header when caching #840
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Spring Security by default sets a `Pragma: no-cache` header. Even if explicitly calling WebContentGenerator#applyCacheSeconds that header is still present, preventing the browser from caching the resource. So cacheForSeconds should remove the Pragma header if it has been set.
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This has been resolved with 09e3fc4 in SPR-13252. By the way did you sign our CLA? |
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I have signed and agree to the terms of the SpringSource Individual Contributor License Agreement. |
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Thanks @felixbarny (just trying to prepare for a smooth upgrade for all Spring developers...) |
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I've discovered this after upgrading from spring-security 3 to 4 as with version 4, the Pragma header is set by default. |
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Spring Security by default sets a
Pragma: no-cacheheader (see CacheControlHeadersWriter). Even if explicitly callingWebContentGenerator#applyCacheSecondsthat header is still present, preventing the browser from caching the resource. SocacheForSecondsshould remove the Pragma header if it has been set.