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How to avoid "Token expired" errors on Azure built-in authentication (EasyAuth) with Google provider
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I have a dynamic Web App deployed to Azure App Services, where I have enabled Azure built-in Authentication (EasyAuth) with Google as provider.
- Token store is enabled
- Scope: email, profile
Authentication works well, but after 1 hour (even if I am active working on the page), I get error: Token validation failed: Token expired
How can I prevent this from happening? I have read here about the need to activate refresh tokens using parameters consent=prompt and access_type=offline on the /.auth/login/google API Call. But from my code I don't make such a call, everything happens on Azure Authentication and I see no way to specify parameters.
Any workarounds? (e.g. refresh tokens on demand, etc).
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