Fixing documentation oauth2 variable + old method #205
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It seems that the documentation was declaring as OAuth2Provider the variable `oauth2Provider` whereas it used a non-declared variable `oauth2`. I renamed `oauth2` into the variable declared `oauth2Provider`. Furthermore, on line 333, the IntrospectToken method was called without the TokenType argument. I added the fosite.AccessToken type.
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…#205) It seems that the documentation was declaring as OAuth2Provider the variable `oauth2Provider` whereas it used a non-declared variable `oauth2`. I renamed `oauth2` into the variable declared `oauth2Provider`. Furthermore, on line 333, the IntrospectToken method was called without the TokenType argument. I added the fosite.AccessToken type.
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It seems that the documentation was declaring as OAuth2Provider the variable
oauth2Providerwhereas it used a non-declared variableoauth2. I renamedoauth2into the variable declaredoauth2Provider.Furthermore, on line 333, the IntrospectToken method was called without the TokenType argument. I added the fosite.AccessToken type.