Closed tnoczyns-volue closed 2 months ago
Occasionally[^1] we are getting new token with the same expiration date as the previous one.
test_authentication.py:98: AssertionError def test_auth_metadata_plugin_obtains_correctly_new_token_after_delete( auth_metadata_plugin, ): """Check if after deleting access token a new one is correctly obtained.""" assert auth_metadata_plugin.is_token_valid() previous_token = auth_metadata_plugin.token previous_token_expiration_date = auth_metadata_plugin.token_expiration_date #time.sleep(0.001) auth_metadata_plugin.delete_access_token() auth_metadata_plugin.get_token() new_token = auth_metadata_plugin.token new_token_expiration_date = auth_metadata_plugin.token_expiration_date assert auth_metadata_plugin.is_token_valid() assert new_token is not None assert new_token is not previous_token > assert previous_token_expiration_date < new_token_expiration_date E assert datetime.datetime(2024, 5, 29, 10, 45, 28, 571230, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc) < datetime.datetime(2024, 5, 29, 10, 45, 28, 571230, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc) test_authentication.py:99: AssertionError
Add 1ms sleep.
[^1]: I've run into this problem 5 out of 15 times.
Occasionally[^1] we are getting new token with the same expiration date as the previous one.
Add 1ms sleep.
[^1]: I've run into this problem 5 out of 15 times.