Currently, when a Client is initialized with OAuth configuration, as below:
config = {
'orgUrl': 'https://{yourOktaDomain}',
'authorizationMode': 'PrivateKey',
'clientId': '{yourClientId}',
'scopes': ['okta.users.manage'],
'privateKey': 'YOUR_PRIVATE_JWK', # this parameter should be type of str
'kid': 'YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY_ID' # if a key ID needs to be provided, it can be provided here or part of the privateKey under "kid"
}
An expired OAuth JWT token can be used if the client lives for long enough. This PR adds an additional check to see if the stored OAuth token is expired - if it is, we go through the normal token generation process and save the resultant token in self._access_token in the OAuth object. This will ensure that OAuth access tokens are never expired.
Currently, when a Client is initialized with OAuth configuration, as below:
An expired OAuth JWT token can be used if the client lives for long enough. This PR adds an additional check to see if the stored OAuth token is expired - if it is, we go through the normal token generation process and save the resultant token in
self._access_tokenin the OAuth object. This will ensure that OAuth access tokens are never expired.