Add OIDC Refresh token cookies - #8
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Since this is getting more into the deep dark realm of how oidc works, can you add an example of how to implement it in the readme? |
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This allows for browser authentication cookies to be updated without having do redirect the user to SSO.
When the auth cookie becomes expired, the service can refresh the token behind the scenes and not interrupt the user's experience.
Why
Because I ran into the issue where I had to redirect the browser to redo the whole auth handshake and I didn't like that
Test Plan
I tested these changes in MAKE and they worked 🦖
Env Vars
Nope
Documentation
Added the error variable
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