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When requesting an access token, none can be found with the matching scopes and a refresh token exists for the subject and the issuer, a request is made to the token endpoint for a new one.
If the same token is requested while the request is processing, another request is made, and so on until a token is eventually saved in the backend.
We can end up with many access tokens with same specification (for instance, many tokens for the ["scope1", "scope2"] scopes while one would be sufficient.
Solving this issue probably requires dealing with interesting stateful features of Erlang / Elixir.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When requesting an access token, none can be found with the matching scopes and a refresh token exists for the subject and the issuer, a request is made to the token endpoint for a new one.
If the same token is requested while the request is processing, another request is made, and so on until a token is eventually saved in the backend.
We can end up with many access tokens with same specification (for instance, many tokens for the
["scope1", "scope2"]
scopes while one would be sufficient.Solving this issue probably requires dealing with interesting stateful features of Erlang / Elixir.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: