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1. forceInvalidateKey :: Text

   serversession	Web.ServerSession.Core

   The session key used to signal that the session ID should be invalidated.

2. forceInvalidateKey :: Text

   serversession	Web.ServerSession.Core.Internal

   The session key used to signal that the session ID should be invalidated.

3. forceInvalidate :: Session m Text ByteString -> ForceInvalidate -> m ()

   serversession-frontend-wai	Web.ServerSession.Frontend.Wai

   Invalidate the current session ID (and possibly more, check ForceInvalidate). This is useful to avoid session fixation attacks (cf. http://www.acrossecurity.com/papers/session_fixation.pdf).

4. forceInvalidate :: Session m Text ByteString -> ForceInvalidate -> m ()

   serversession-frontend-wai	Web.ServerSession.Frontend.Wai.Internal

   Invalidate the current session ID (and possibly more, check ForceInvalidate). This is useful to avoid session fixation attacks (cf. http://www.acrossecurity.com/papers/session_fixation.pdf).

5. forceInvalidate :: MonadHandler m => ForceInvalidate -> m ()

   serversession-frontend-yesod	Web.ServerSession.Frontend.Yesod

   Invalidate the current session ID (and possibly more, check ForceInvalidate). This is useful to avoid session fixation attacks (cf. http://www.acrossecurity.com/papers/session_fixation.pdf). Note that the invalidate does not occur when the call to this action is made! The sessions will be invalidated on the end of the handler processing. This means that later calls to forceInvalidate on the same handler will override earlier calls. This function works by setting a session variable that is checked when saving the session. The session variable set by this function is then discarded and is not persisted across requests.

6. forceInvalidate :: MonadHandler m => ForceInvalidate -> m ()

   serversession-frontend-yesod	Web.ServerSession.Frontend.Yesod.Internal

   Invalidate the current session ID (and possibly more, check ForceInvalidate). This is useful to avoid session fixation attacks (cf. http://www.acrossecurity.com/papers/session_fixation.pdf). Note that the invalidate does not occur when the call to this action is made! The sessions will be invalidated on the end of the handler processing. This means that later calls to forceInvalidate on the same handler will override earlier calls. This function works by setting a session variable that is checked when saving the session. The session variable set by this function is then discarded and is not persisted across requests.

7. forP :: MonadUnliftAction m => [a] -> (a -> m b) -> m [b]

   shake-plus	Development.Shake.Plus.Core

   Unlifted forP.

8. forwardOptions :: ShakeOptions -> ShakeOptions

   shake-plus	Development.Shake.Plus.Forward

   Given a ShakeOptions, set the options necessary to execute in forward mode.

9. forwardRule :: (MonadReader r m, MonadRules m) => RAction r () -> m ()

   shake-plus	Development.Shake.Plus.Forward

   Lifted version of forwardRule using RAction.

10. forceAllWords :: ExcerptConfiguration -> Bool

    sphinx	Text.Search.Sphinx.ExcerptConfiguration

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