Currently in our Authentication and EnhancedAuthentication, we save credential object as serialized string values. Then, as we read the serialized string from Storage, we parse the string into a Credential object.
However, in AnonymousStorageCredentialsProvider, we overwrite the local member variable credential with the serialized string instead of the parsed object. As a result, any situation that requires reading of the credential from storage leads to: TypeError: this.credentials.expiration.getTime is not a function.
This PR removes the unnecessary step to overwrite the local member this.credential with the serialized string.
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Currently in our Authentication and EnhancedAuthentication, we save credential object as serialized string values. Then, as we read the serialized string from Storage, we parse the string into a Credential object.
However, in
AnonymousStorageCredentialsProvider, we overwrite the local member variablecredentialwith the serialized string instead of the parsed object. As a result, any situation that requires reading of the credential from storage leads to:TypeError: this.credentials.expiration.getTime is not a function.This PR removes the unnecessary step to overwrite the local member
this.credentialwith the serialized string.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.