Refine auth credentials refresh flow#187
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Signed-off-by: Levko Kravets <levko.ne@gmail.com>
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LGTM. Didn't go too in depth though, so would be good to get someone else's signoff as well.
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Some of our auth providers (currently OAuth) support automatic credentials update (when token expires it can request a new one). And before each request to server we should request credentials from auth provider and pass it with the request. While we were using a
HttpConnectionfromthriftlibrary it was hard to implement the desired behavior becauseHttpConnectiondidn't support updating its options. So we were re-creating it when auth credentials change, which was a bit ugly (even if it worked).But with our new custom
HttpConnectionclass added in #183 it became possible to just update headers, without recreating connection or Thrift client objects, and without doing any dirty-checks or whatever. The amount of changes probably looks too large, but it fixes the whole flow and makes it working in a straightforward wayThis PR is also a spin-off of #174