Support non-JWT refresh tokens in Keycloak.#152
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Support non-JWT refresh tokens in Keycloak.#152benzitohhh wants to merge 1 commit intokeycloak:mainfrom
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While the Keycloak Server does issue refresh tokens with JWT payload, many other OIDC servers do not, and the OIDC spec does not require this. And currently Keycloak always tries to parse refresh token as JWT, which breaks login flow for such servers. Closes keycloak#149 Signed-off-by: Ben Immanuel <ben.immanuel@aistemos.com>
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While the Keycloak Server does issue refresh tokens with JWT payload, many other OIDC servers do not, and the OIDC spec does not require this. And currently Keycloak always tries to parse refresh token as JWT, which breaks login flow for such servers.
Closes #149