[Fix] Add token validation to didAuthError and allowable clock skew to willAuthError #12418
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🤖 Resolves #12369
👋 Introduction
We've been getting lots of reports of premature logouts with our app. Our best explanation is that the Surface tablets appear to have over 5 seconds of clock skew which means that the client is attempting to use an expired token. Also, URQL is not configured to recognize the token_validation error and so it does not attempt to refresh when it gets the error. This PR attempts to fix both problems.
🕵️ Details
🧪 Testing
DidAuthError
verifyJwtWithIntrospection
in api/app/Services/OpenIdBearerTokenService.php and to simulate an expired token.WillAuthError
📸 Screenshot