The ability to vary expires_in per request. #206
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Good idea and neat solution. I will add some details in the relevant docs sections. |
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The ability to vary expires_in per request.
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When I create an OAuth Server, I may give some clients a longer expires time (or shorter expires time), I need the ability to change the expires time via each client(or other situation).
This is just a quick and no pain changes, maybe you can figure out a better way.