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No. The Token/AccessToken object is not an access token. So to preserve the refreshToken returned at the same time and stored in the Token/AccessToken object in session as an object you would be correct but I do not promote storing objects in the session so I presume you have stored the refreshToken somewhere else hence my promotion and use of the singular variable instead of an object property.
@TomHAnderson that answer unfortunately misunderstands what @chrispitt was asking. There was a random variable in the README that had not been instantiated and had no connection to anything. That is gone now in my reshuffle of the README and its sample code.
There's an undefined
$refreshToken
. Did you mean$token->refreshToken
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