No Refresh Token

[vkhang55]

I have the current setting for omniauth-youtube

Rails.application.config.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder do
    provider :youtube, ENV['YOUTUBE_KEY'], ENV['YOUTUBE_SECRET'], { access_type: 'offline', approval_prompt: '' }
end```

However, it is not returning refresh token from auth_hash. It returns

```ruby
...
"credentials" => {
        "token" => "xxxxxxxxx",
        "expires_at" => 1360645863,
        "expires" => true
}
...

Is my setting wrong or do I need to request for users' refresh tokens specifically?

[Netherdrake]

Hi,

I have same problem.

[Netherdrake]

I have patched my local version of this gem. I will submit commit asap as I learn how to use git/github next week.

The issue was that 'access_type' was never defined in request to Google Oauth. https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol#OAuth2_Server_Side_Web_Applications_Flow

[we4tech]

hi @Netherdrake i think you have to keep options under :authorize_params here is an example -

config.omniauth :youtube,
                    config_hash[Rails.env]['client_id'],
                    config_hash[Rails.env]['secret'],
                    authorize_params: { access_type: 'offline', approval_prompt: 'force' }

[Netherdrake]

@we4tech Yes, that is correct.

But I have a bit complicated use case so I've tweaked it so authorize_params are not passed in initializer, but rather on demand.

[we4tech]

Sounds good :)

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@we4tech Yes, that is correct.

But I have a bit complicated use case so I've tweaked it so authorize_params are not passed in initializer, but rather on demand.

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[jamiew]

I'd be happy to merge a patch that allowed specifying this via params or otherwise. Thanks for reporting

[krichtof]

I'd be happy to use this patch :)