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I am using an auto generated user in our app and recently started seeing this error. The error returned is Authorization Token Inavlid or Expired. Is there something I need to do on app launch to revalidate the user? I am checking the active user if it is nil I am creating a new as discussed in your docs. What can I do to fix this error/prevent it during release?
The error is being returned when trying to fetch a datastore. I was under the impression that all the login details for the autogenerated user is stored in the keychain and when I access the active user it will login with those credentials. I call the datastore on the other side of this statement only if the active user is not nil. So theoretically all the tokens should be refreshed at that point?
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Mike
said
over 9 years ago
If the activeUser is non-nil that means there are stored credentials, but that does not mean that those credentials are necessarily valid. If they have been updated outside the app, the user has to logout and back in.
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George Crawford
said
over 9 years ago
It is an autogenerated user the only place the credentials would change from would be the app correct? How do you log back in an auto generated user?
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George Crawford
said
over 9 years ago
I have also tried calling initAndActivateWithSavedCredentials and still doesn't work.
George Crawford
I am using an auto generated user in our app and recently started seeing this error. The error returned is Authorization Token Inavlid or Expired. Is there something I need to do on app launch to revalidate the user? I am checking the active user if it is nil I am creating a new as discussed in your docs. What can I do to fix this error/prevent it during release?
Thanks