Set the default token validation leeway to 60 sec #1770
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* Bumped auth0-js to 9.12.1 * Update default leeway to 60 sec
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* Bumped auth0-js to 9.12.1 * Update default leeway to 60 sec
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Changes
This PR bumps Auth0.js to 9.12.1 to take advantage of a new default leeway. It also changes the default leeway specified by Lock to align with Auth0.js to 60 seconds.
References
Aligns with this change: auth0/auth0.js#1062
Testing
Unit test coverage added. It's not immediately obvious from the way the diff has worked out, but the change is verified in the form of an additional snapshot. Existing tests used a leeway of 60 seconds; these were changed to 30 seconds to distinguish these tests from the new test that sends the default of 60.
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