Accept expiration claims as string #53
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Looks fine. All tests pass. 👍 @progrium can you push a new gem version? |
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Accept expiration claims as string
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jwt-1.2.1 released On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 3:44 AM, Tim Rudat [email protected] wrote:
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Thanks :) |
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Thanks @progrium |
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Some Microsoft access control servers produce tokens with all claims as string. It makes the verify method crash with ArgumentError.