Consider JWT expires_in as seconds#11
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@rajaramsrn changing the configure_jwt_authorization_flow interface will introduce backward incompatibility. I think you should multiply the expires_in value by *1000 WHEN you pass it to configure_jwt_authorization_flow function. |
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math.floor(time()) returns current time in seconds. To compute "later" we do not need to multiply expires_in by 1000.