Update the JWT core package to get the latest Token Factory that supports Cognito token.#121
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Merge PR #121 from `development` to `master`.
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What:
Hackney.Core.JWTpackage 2 versions up (1.72 -> 1.84 -> 1.87).Why:
ITokenFactoryimplementation that adds support for the Cognito token schema.groupskey failing to map and leadingToken.Groupsto getting set as unhandlednull.Notes:
JWTcore package without theAuthorizeras after additional digging through source code I've found thatAuthorizercore package merely references theJWTcore package'sITokenFactoryinterface definition, and does not do anything more with the package. The way the Google groups authentication setup works is that for any given API, it usesJWTcore package to registerTokenFactoryinstance DI, and then that gets used by the Authorizer middleware to populate its Auth filter dependencies. The rest of theJWTusage seems to be limited down toTokenclass to extract data like email or user name for Activity History purposes.1.84was a fake release, accidentally triggered by some house cleaning done by the cyber team.