0auth not refreshing

[RobertAgee]

I'm encountering an issue with 0auth not refreshing on subsequent initializations.

Code being executed:

from pyrh import Robinhood, load_session, dump_session
from pyrh.models import SessionManager

try:
    load_session("./login.json")
    print("Loading previous session")
except:
    rh = Robinhood(username="xxx@xxx.com", password="12345")
finally:
    sm = SessionManager(username="xxx@xxx.com", password="12345")
    sm.login(force_refresh=True)
    print("Updating session")
    dump_session(sm, "./login.json")
    print("Saving updated session")
    print(sm)

login.json output on the first initialization with mfa

{
    "expires_at": "2022-12-07T11:14:23.234234+00:00",
    "challenge_type": "sms",
    "oauth": {
        "access_token": "ALKAJW3LJL3ASDLMKKLASsaldkfjalsdfai939afalj339a9dujs",
        "refresh_token": "33KL32AMCADA9IDSA9",
        "expires_in": 813842
    },
    "password": "12345",
    "device_token": "a3adsj345-e9w3-323a-a4a3-32lkj32ha8",
    "username": "xxx@xxx.com"
}

login.json output on next execution

{
    "username": "xxx@xxx.com",
    "expires_at": "1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00",
    "challenge_type": "sms",
    "oauth": {},
    "password": "12345",
    "device_token": "dslak3lj2342-e234-14ls-3k39-jlf9sd93wlk39"
}

Where I'm at and what I'm attempting

After initialization with mfa, there is a 0auth token in the saved credentials, and the next execution is able to login fine and bypass unnecessary mfa. However, the login() function appears to not be refreshing the 0auth, even when the force_refresh is set to True. Thus on the third execution, it defaults back to mfa.

I'm looking at the pyrh methods to see where something might be amiss, but as of yet I haven't found anything obvious. Apologies if I'm merely looking over something.

[RobertAgee]

I've resolved this issue by implementing OTP verification in pyrh itself and made a pull request.

[adithyabsk]

This will land when I cut the next release of pyrh, until then feel free to install from master