Closed sheharyarn closed 7 months ago
@scrogson There seems to be a problem with the Travis builds. Can you manually restart the failing jobs or update the travis build matrix to install the correct versions?
@sheharyarn long time ... my apologies, trying to help.
Where does expires_at
come from?
I searched for it on https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6749#section-4.1.4 but I couldn't find it.
any updates?
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Currently the
AccessToken.new/1
method does not use theexpires_at
param if it is present in the given map, and only usesexpires_in
orexpires
. It is common to store access tokens in the DB, so when fetching them back and re-constructing the AccessToken struct it should Just Work™️.This PR changes that to use
expires_at
when it is already present.