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Calling token information and renewal

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Is there a way to determine when the calling token (as created by a VaultClient instance) needs to be renewed? As far as I can tell there is a IVaultClient.RenewCallingTokenAsync method which allows you to renew the token but I can’t seem to figure out how to get information about the token so that I can determine what the lease time is etc. Without having the lease time it will be hard to determine when the lease should be renewed.

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rajanadarcommented, Jul 31, 2018

@pvandervelde Just published a new version of VaultSharp 0.10.4xxx

https://www.nuget.org/packages/VaultSharp/0.10.4000

In this redesigned library, I expose a property on every IAuthMethodInfo to see the login-token that was generated.

For 0.6.x, you may need to use reflection to peek into the _lazyVaultToken variable.

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rajanadarcommented, Jul 31, 2018

Thanks.

I realized that I was waiting too long after a vault api release to release the library with 100% feature set. Instead I have changed the model a bit. The 0.10.4000 release has all the most common features. And as per the need, quick increments of 4001,4002 etc can be published.

Also, I targeted. NET standard 2.0 for this, which may not be the case for the consumers. This library has been completely redesigned and hence trying out new things. There is an item in progress to try for. Net standard 1.x as well.

Let me know how it fits your needs.