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refresh id tokens for auth-providers #72
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This is by no means elegant, but seems to be functional. Setting the authorization headers now occurs at request time instead of during initial configuration. It will only try to refresh a token if the configured expiration time has passed. Closes kube-rs#72
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This is by no means elegant, but seems to be functional. Setting the authorization headers now occurs at request time instead of during initial configuration. It will only try to refresh a token if the configured expiration time has passed. Closes kube-rs#72
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This is by no means elegant, but seems to be functional. Setting the authorization headers now occurs at request time instead of during initial configuration. It will only try to refresh a token if the configured expiration time has passed. Closes kube-rs#72
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This is by no means elegant, but seems to be functional. Setting the authorization headers now occurs at request time instead of during initial configuration. It will only try to refresh a token if the configured expiration time has passed. Closes kube-rs#72
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addon for #70 to be able to refresh auth nicely in a stand-alone binary when using oidc providers.
a work-around in the mean time is probably to shell out to kubectl for this particular feature (or delete entries in the auth-provider).
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