Add link to ms package for examples for JWT expiresIn#2242
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Thanks, Derrick!
The PR is now approved, merged, should be live on docs.strapi.io in a few minutes, and will be mentioned in the next weekly snapshot release.
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What does it do?
Changes the examples for the users-permissions plugin to link to the package that actually parses the expiresIn string syntax
Why is it needed?
Community member on Discord was a bit confused and it's probably best to link to the package that actually parses this for more advanced examples
Related issue(s)/PR(s)
N/A