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A standard approach to overcoming the expiry of an access token is to use a long-lived refresh token to request a new access token. The refresh token is purportedly meant to be issued along with the access token upon authorization, if the client resource in the IDS is set to enable "offline access". However this does not seem to happen in practice - I do not currently get any refresh token from the IDS along with the access token.
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A standard approach to overcoming the expiry of an access token is to use a long-lived refresh token to request a new access token. The refresh token is purportedly meant to be issued along with the access token upon authorization, if the client resource in the IDS is set to enable "offline access". However this does not seem to happen in practice - I do not currently get any refresh token from the IDS along with the access token.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: