Fixes bug that causes an authorization token malformed error#121
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The application returns `FTL error="The specified authorization token is malformed or does not correspond with an active session"` error when using oauth. This is due to the token not be refreshed after the first call to the application. This was due to a conditional check on authentication used for basic auth that should't have been applied to oauth clients. fixes #120
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The application returns
FTL error="The specified authorization token is malformed or does not correspond with an active session"error whenusing oauth. This is due to the token not be refreshed after the first
call to the application. This was due to a conditional check on
authentication used for basic auth that should't have been applied to
oauth clients.
fixes #120