Fix for issue 1605 #2133
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Fix for issue 1605 #2133
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…on is found, throw error 209.
Fix for issue #1605. If a session token is set but no matching _Sessi…
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According to the guide at https://parse.com/docs/ios/guide#sessions-handling-invalid-session-token-error: "When a device's session token no longer corresponds to a PFSession object on the Parse Cloud, all API requests from that device will fail with 'Error 209: invalid session token'."
However, with the current implementation no error is thrown as expected. Issue 1605 describes this as well. This pull request will throw error 209 if a session token is set but no matching _Session is found.