fix(auth): remove session when it has been revoked #802
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Bug fix
What is the current behavior?
Considering the scenario where a user is logged on both web and mobile using the Swift SDK, when the user signs out from the web using global scope, all sessions are removed from the auth service, including the session from the mobile app.
Any authenticated call made by the Swift SDK after that will throw an error and get it stuck in a state where it says it is signed in, but the session isn't accepted by the server.
What is the new behavior?
Once the SDK gets a
session_not_foundorrefresh_token_not_founderror returned by the auth service, the SDK removes the session from storage and triggers aSIGNED_OUTevent, cleaning up state.Additional context
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