Update query string parameter at socket.io reconnect

I pass a custom query string containing an ID to authorize a client on the server when he is connecting via socket.io. ``` var env = {id:12345}; var socket = io.connect('https://example.com', {query:'i='+env.id, port:443, reconnect:false, secure:true}); ``` When a client disconnects for whatever reason, he can reconnect by simply calling the following function. ``` socket.socket.connect(); ``` However, at the time of a reconnect `env.id` usually contains a different value than during the initial connect and I want to have the current value in the query string at each reconnect. The above reconnect method sends the initial value again, even if `env.id` was changed to an other value meanwhile. I tried to set the current parameters when calling the reconnect function, but that does not seem to work. ``` socket.socket.connect('https://example.com', {query:'i='+env.id, port:443, reconnect:false, secure:true}) ``` Is there a simple way to update just the query string with the current `env.id` value and then reconnect? Or do I need to destroy the entire socket object once disconnected and then build up a new connection using `var socket = io.connect()` with the current id?