When having this in a dataclass, it seems to be evaluated when the file is compiled. Therefore, when using that class you have to set the expires_at yourself. Not a problem but you think you don't have to if you want 2min. When I deployed my code, the expires_at-time became two minutes after deployment.
WaciX
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10 months ago
https://github.com/bitwarden/passwordless-python/blob/d39227ed393c5aceea1481d38d7f595672e5df62/src/passwordless/models.py#L77C68-L77C68
When having this in a dataclass, it seems to be evaluated when the file is compiled. Therefore, when using that class you have to set the expires_at yourself. Not a problem but you think you don't have to if you want 2min. When I deployed my code, the expires_at-time became two minutes after deployment.
expires_at: datetime = datetime.utcnow() + timedelta(minutes=2)
Easy fix: remove default value so you have to set it manually?