Generating New Access Token After Being Expired
See original GitHub issueThe authentication is working great for me in browser and on iOS, however after the access_token
expires, I start getting invalid_token
when making requests to Google’s API. Is there a way to refresh the access_token
?
Looking at the source, it appears only signIn() and signOut are implemented. However looks like you’re calling await googleUser.reloadAuthResponse();
in signIn
. Would exposing this as a method help generate a new access_token
?
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:9 (3 by maintainers)
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Done - many thanks for your quick response 😃
Is there any planning to let the plugin manage the refresh in the background? It would be great to have a callback whenever there is a token update in order to save the updated token to the application store 😃