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It looks like with this fix: #656
It may have broken the refresh token being replaced in local storage at authClient.tokenManager.renew(token).
New refresh tokens are coming back on /token response, but not being saved in local storage. I tried the following:
authClient.tokenManager.renew('accessToken') authClient.tokenManager.renew('accessToken', 'refreshToken) authClient.tokenManager.renew('refreshToken')
Reverting to 4.8.0, it seems refresh token is updating in local storage with:
authClient.tokenManager.renew('accessToken')
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Hi @Tennyx ,
Thanks for reporting this issue. Our JS devs will review it soon and post updates here.
Internal Ref: https://oktainc.atlassian.net/browse/OKTA-397735
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Hey there, any idea when this might be fixed? I am currently reliant on version 4.9 so can't downgrade.
This issue has been fixed in okta-auth-js version 5.2.0.
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It looks like with this fix: #656
It may have broken the refresh token being replaced in local storage at authClient.tokenManager.renew(token).
New refresh tokens are coming back on /token response, but not being saved in local storage. I tried the following:
Reverting to 4.8.0, it seems refresh token is updating in local storage with:
authClient.tokenManager.renew('accessToken')
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: