Add SESSION_COOKIE_DOMAIN so /admin SSR sees the session cookie
Production splits web (descrybe.io) and API (api.descrybe.io). The session cookie was host-only for api.descrybe.io, so the browser never sent it to the web host. The /admin SvelteKit SSR gate (fetchMeStaff in +layout.server.ts) forwards the incoming cookie header to /api/auth/me — with no cookie to forward it always got 401 and bounced every successful login back to /login?next=/admin (login POST 200, /me 200 from the browser, /me 401 from the web server). New SESSION_COOKIE_DOMAIN env (default empty = host-only, local dev unchanged) sets the session cookie Domain attribute; set it to the parent domain (descrybe.io) in production so both hosts receive the cookie. Leading dot is normalized away. CSRF needs no change — it already seeds cross-origin via the X-CSRF-Token response header. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ func main() {
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defer pool.Close()
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sessions := auth.NewSessionManager(pool, cfg.SessionCookieName, cfg.CookieSecure(), cfg.SessionIdleHours)
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sessions := auth.NewSessionManager(pool, cfg.SessionCookieName, cfg.SessionCookieDomain, cfg.CookieSecure(), cfg.SessionIdleHours)
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srv := httpapi.NewServer(cfg, pool, sessions)
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runCtx, runCancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background())
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