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old token is added to header after token has been refreshed.
See original GitHub issueI am using this for an ionic application. Here is my configuration for tokenGetter() function:
export function jwtOptionsFactory(storage) { return { tokenGetter: () => { return storage.get('token'); }, whitelistedDomains: ['localhost:8100'] }; }
I am refreshing token when expired through an interceptor. After refreshing token, I have saved the new token using ionic storage but when I send a new api call, still old token is attached to the header of the request. How can I fix this?
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@kzay there was indeed a regression with whitelisted domains using a non-standard port. that slipt through the tests in
v4.1.1, the latest versionv4.1.2fixes this.@pradipchitrakar can you please share the interceptor logic which solved the above issue? I am facing the same issue and I could not solve it. Thanks