Added option to set up silent refresh only for certain type of token. #462
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Thx, that's great! |
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@martin1cerny Although the option is added to filter token_expires based on the listenTo parameter, the code that sets up the timers setupExpirationTimers() still continues to use the shorter expiring time which will be id_token. I dont think the issue is still fixed. |
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ID token often has significantly shorter expiry time compared to access token. This PR adds a non-destructive option to
setupAutomaticSilentRefresh()which allows to only watch for certain kind of token expiry. This also solves issue #432.