As far as I know, session uses cookies to store a session id to authenticate login. When the cookie of session id is set to be stored in memory, it will disappear when the browser is closed. If the expiration time is set, it will be saved to Local, it will be deleted when the time is up.
The official documentation of Laravel only states that the configuration file can control this.
How can I set the expiration time of the session id in the code instead of in the configuration file (how long should it be stored locally on the client or stored in memory, and will be automatically deleted when the browser is closed)?
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There are two configurations here
lifetime = 120, control the expiration time, the default is 120 minutes
expire_on_close = false, when closing the browser, whether the session expires, the default is false, the default is not to expire, there is lifetime time, if expire_on_close = true is set, then the session will expire when the browser is closed
In fact, the English of the configuration file already explains it very well