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Fixes #3257 Fixes #3256 Make sure session listeners are set when first LoadRequest is called#3265
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Since setupListeners is always followed by a setSession I'd like a safer API to handle this instead of separate calls. What about adding an additional (probably optional) enum or bitflag to the SetSession call which indicates if we want to activate, deactivate or don't change active state of the session?
We can do it as a follow-up
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Fixes #3257 Fixes #3256 We are setting the session listeners after activating the sessions. That means that in some cases (like restoring when activating the session) the listeners are not ready. This cause issues like permissions (or anything that we do in the session listeners) not being correctly checked for restored sessions.