Session Cookies Missing From Server Response During Chunked File Upload
A developer implementing chunked file uploads expects the server to set a cookie on the first chunk so subsequent chunks route to the same backend pod, but the response cookie isn't being returned despite cookie handling being enabled client-side. This points to a gap in debugging tools for sticky-session routing issues in chunked upload flows.
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