When using the Credential (Email / Password) authentication, then deauthentication route, the GraphQL deauthentication response returns delete_token_cookie.deleted = True however, when using the Token authentication route, the GraphQL deauthentication response returns delete_token_cookie.deleted = False.
This may be due to a cookie issue whereby, a cookie is generated on authentication which isn't happening when using the token method.
As Credential authentication generates a token, the two authentication methods should function the same.
When using the Credential (Email / Password) authentication, then deauthentication route, the GraphQL deauthentication response returns
delete_token_cookie.deleted = Truehowever, when using the Token authentication route, the GraphQL deauthentication response returnsdelete_token_cookie.deleted = False.This may be due to a cookie issue whereby, a cookie is generated on authentication which isn't happening when using the token method.
As Credential authentication generates a token, the two authentication methods should function the same.