Fix cookie encode option support#93061
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What?
Adds support for custom cookie value encoders in Next.js response cookie serialization.
ResponseCookiesnow honors theencodeoption when serializingSet-Cookieheaders, while preservingencodeURIComponentas the default behavior. TheResponseCookietype also exposesencodesocookies().set()andNextResponse.cookies.set()can accept values like{ encode: String }.Why?
Users integrating with services that expect raw cookie values could not opt out of URL encoding. For example, setting a cookie value like
qwerty123=was serialized asqwerty123%3D, even when passingencode: String.Fixes #64346
How?
@edge-runtime/cookies@6.0.0sostringifyCookie()uses a providedencodefunction.@edge-runtime/cookiesoutput from the patched dependency.NextResponse.cookies.set(..., { encode: String })cookies().set()Tests