There are multiple reports from users that indicate they now need to frequently sign back into their Trakt accounts. This might indicate that either the refresh token is not getting stored or the refresh token lifetime is way too short.
As for the lifetime, can check that myself. Also check the OAuth spec on the recommended lifetime. I remember it should/may be multiple times the lifetime of the access token. Update: can actually not check, only the validity of the access token is returned. How long a refresh token is valid is totally up to the authentication server.
So for both issues, need to wait on users sending debug log files.
There are multiple reports from users that indicate they now need to frequently sign back into their Trakt accounts. This might indicate that either the refresh token is not getting stored or the refresh token lifetime is way too short.
As for the lifetime, can check that myself. Also check the OAuth spec on the recommended lifetime. I remember it should/may be multiple times the lifetime of the access token.Update: can actually not check, only the validity of the access token is returned. How long a refresh token is valid is totally up to the authentication server.So for both issues, need to wait on users sending debug log files.