… in session cookies (fabpot)This PR was merged into the 3.4 branch.Discussion----------[HttpFoundation][FrameworkBundle] fix support for samesite in session cookies| Q             | A| ------------- | ---| Branch?       | 3.4| Bug fix?      | yes| New feature?  | no| Deprecations? | no| Tickets       |Fix#35520| License       | MIT| Doc PR        | -This PR cherry-picks#28168 on 3.4, with a rationale given by @ConneXNL in#35520 (comment):> I hope I am wrong but I see the impact of not making any changes to Symfony 3.4 will have a tons of sites break if we cannot set the cookie's samesite setting (in the framework session and remember me) before Chrome pushes this update.>> Very soon all existing cookies are no longer going to work with cross-domains if you do not specify 'None' for the cookie_samesite. All external APIs that use cookies and are running SF 3.4 will break and devs will have no quick solution to fix their auth process.>> If you are using PHP 7.4, yes you can most likely use ini_set to workaround this issue.>> However, ini_set('cookie_samesite') does not work in PHP Version <= 7.2.I am not even sure PHP 7.3 supports the value 'None' as php.watch/articles/PHP-Samesite-cookies says it has support for 'Lax' and 'Scrict'.>> This effectively means SF 3.4 on PHP 7.2 (or PHP 7.3) is no longer supported for cross domain APIs with cookies. People would have to either update PHP to 7.4 (if they even can?) or go to Symfony 4 (with a dead live site is going to be a complete disaster).>> Since the impact of the change that chrome is about to roll out is so fundamentally changing our way to set cookies, I consider configuring samesite configuration in the framework an absolute requirement, not a feature, especially since SF 3.4 is still supported.>> What am i missing?>> Note: SF3 HTTPFoundation already supports the new cookie settings, it's just the framework that doesn't support it.Our BC policy embeds the promise that one should be able to keep the same app on a newest infrastructure (eg that's why supporting a PHP version is a bug fix). I think we can consider this for browsers here also. WDYT?Commits-------f46e6cb [HttpFoundation][FrameworkBundle] fix support for samesite in session cookies

…kie flag (dunglas)This PR was merged into the 3.4 branch.Discussion----------[Security/Http] Remember me: allow to set the samesite cookie flag| Q             | A| ------------- | ---| Branch?       | 3.4| Bug fix?      | yes| New feature?  | no| Deprecations? | no| Tickets       | -| License       | MIT| Doc PR        | -Similar to#35605, since Chrome 80 is going to require the `samesite` attribute.This is a cherry-pick of#27976Commits-------f0ceb73 [Security] Remember me: allow to set the samesite cookie flag