RestResponseCookie is not interchangeable with System.Net.Cookie

Expected Behavior

Consider this code

var client = new RestClient("https://example.com/api");
var loginRequest = new RestRequest("Login", Method.POST);
var result = client.Execute(loginRequest ); // has a Set-Cookie: SessionID blablabla

//add the session cookie to the client for all further requests
foreach(var cookie in result.Cookies){
        client.CookieContainer.Add(cookie) //<-- Type Error
}

Actual Behavior

Error: cannot convert "RestSharp.RestResponseCookie" to "System.Net.Cookie"

Is there a good reason to have a RestResponseCookie (which looks like copied from System.Net.Cookie, all fields are the same) and use it over the standard class? Otherwise this looks like a minor design flaw

[GieltjE]

damn bot should be sent to /dev/null

[alexeyzimarev]

I removed HttpCookie entirely in v107. However, cookies were always accessible directly via the cookie container, you should always use one as you’d do with HttpClient.

The pre-release package is out there, feel free to test it. If you get any issues with cookies, please open another issue.