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When you set your system date / time in the future, two things can happen:
if the delta between your time and the server (Azure in my case) time is more than the expiry of the access token, the application is caught in an infinite loop trying to get a token that is not immediately expired.
if the delta is more than the refresh_time_before_tokens_expiration_in_second, the user can send an expired token to the server before it is automatically refreshed.
I couldn't find any way to tell the user that his system time isn't sync with the server time and that it should adjust it.
Versions
7.22.4 with a service worker
Expected
Give a way to tell the user that his system time isn't sync with the server time and that he should adjust it.
Issue and Steps to Reproduce
When you set your system date / time in the future, two things can happen:
refresh_time_before_tokens_expiration_in_second
, the user can send an expired token to the server before it is automatically refreshed.I couldn't find any way to tell the user that his system time isn't sync with the server time and that it should adjust it.
Versions
7.22.4 with a service worker
Expected
Give a way to tell the user that his system time isn't sync with the server time and that he should adjust it.
Actual
See "Issue and Steps to Reproduce" above.
Additional Details
My configuration:
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