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add signout() method to UserSession
See original GitHub issueI think we should add userSession.signout() which under the hood would call the (apparently undocumented cc @patrickarlt) oauth2/signout REST end point.
I swear I already opened this issue, but I can’t find it. @skitterm also recently asked me about this, so that’s 2 interested parties.
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I agree w/r/t esri_auth cookie, but I think invalidating the token is useful for everyone.
I did not know that, but it would make sense. If so, it seems like docs around that endpoint could be useful to others beyond us “Online” developers.