Tested the following cases locally simulated clock skew by changing the system clock
[x] Standard network speed
[x] Slow network speed
[x] A large delay before updating the access token payload
[x] A large delay after updating the access token payload
Documentation changes
(If relevant, please create a PR in our docs repo, or create a checklist here highlighting the necessary changes)
Checklist for important updates
[x] Changelog has been updated
[ ] frontendDriverInterfaceSupported.json file has been updated (if needed)
Along with the associated array in lib/ts/version.ts
[x] Changes to the version if needed
In package.json
In package-lock.json
In lib/ts/version.ts
[x] Had run npm run build-pretty
[x] Had installed and ran the pre-commit hook
[x] Issue this PR against the latest non released version branch.
To know which one it is, run find the latest released tag (git tag) in the format vX.Y.Z, and then find the latest branch (git branch --all) whose X.Y is greater than the latest released tag.
If no such branch exists, then create one from the latest released branch.
Summary of change
This PR introduced
DateProvider
that is used to fix clock skew issues between server and client.Related issues
Test Cases
Tested the following cases locally simulated clock skew by changing the system clock
Documentation changes
(If relevant, please create a PR in our docs repo, or create a checklist here highlighting the necessary changes)
Checklist for important updates
frontendDriverInterfaceSupported.json
file has been updated (if needed)lib/ts/version.ts
package.json
package-lock.json
lib/ts/version.ts
npm run build-pretty
git tag
) in the formatvX.Y.Z
, and then find the latest branch (git branch --all
) whoseX.Y
is greater than the latest released tag.Remaining TODOs for this PR