This release addresses a change in how sessions are constructed (more specifically, how unserialize handles errors).

Upgrading to the previous release v1.2.3 could have caused an issue where the contents of the session data was not unserializable, and caused a fatal error to be thrown. If this happens in this release, the session is destroyed and created again on the next request.

What's Changed

• fix: destroy previous session if unserialize fails closes #261 by @g105b in #262

Full Changelog: v1.2.3...v1.2.4