@alex, what do you mean when you say the that the tokens expiring was addressed? Do you mean that they no longer expire or that they expires_in field is now present in the response?

Hey Daniel, the issue of tokens expiring was addressed around the time of your last comment, hope this helps clarify that!

Arion, The token we created a month did end up expiring. I see that the API no longer returns an expires_in value. Was a bug found and fixed in the last month?

expires_in and created_at are being returned now but the behavior should be the same as it was before, are you seeing an issue?

hey Arion, we are actually generating the token through the normal authorization code grant type as is shown in the getting started guide. When we first wrote our authorization methods the response only included access_token and token_type attributes. However now, as we are preparing to release our nationbuilder integration, the calls to /oauth/token are also returning expires_in and created_at attributes which concerns us.

Daniel, normal access tokens don’t expire. If someone tries to use implicit grant oauth (oauth on the client side), then there’s a one month expiration for those tokens.