RefreshTokenGrant: add option whether to revoke refreshed access tokens #1377
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Currently, the
RefreshTokenGrant
immediately revokes an access token when it gets refreshed.The RFC Section 6 makes no mention that this should happen.
The current behavior sometimes causes issues: Some clients assume the old access token is still valid because it has not reached its expiration date yet. Also, there are race conditions with simultaneous requests when one client refreshes the token and the other client still uses the old, non-expired token.
This PR adds an option
revokeRefreshedAccessTokens
to configure revoking old access token after refreshing. It defaults totrue
, wich is the current behaviour.Also see #1347