Closed Rajaotix closed 10 months ago
Hi @Rajaotix, thanks for raising this.
The iOS screenshot is blurry, and I'm unable to make out the date. Could you please update the screenshot to clearly show the issue?
BTW you don't need to pass the same set of scopes you used on login when renewing the credentials. The ability to pass scopes on renewal is for downscoping the access token.
Hi @Rajaotix, thanks for raising this.
The iOS screenshot is blurry, and I'm unable to make out the date. Could you please update the screenshot to clearly show the issue?
Hi @Widcket Thanks for replying. It's updated now. I found temporary solution
Hi @Rajaotix, I'm unable to reproduce this on the example app included in this repository.
With a 24h expiration value:
Android
iOS
Can you please confirm that you can indeed reproduce this on the Quickstart sample app?
Hi @Widcket okay I will try it.
Closing due to inactivity. Please feel free to ping if you'd prefer to reopen.
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Description
Hi all,
After the issue was resolved on Android on the latest version ( 1.3.0) , It comes to IOS now. When you try to use crendetials.expiresAt on Ios, it seems that it doesn't convert the date to UTC. On Android, it give me the right time : But on Ios :
NB : I set the expiration token time at 180s on Auth0.
Reproduction
Additional context
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auth0_flutter version
1.3.0
Flutter version
3.10.0
Platform
iOS
Platform version(s)
16.4