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The ACCESS_TO_REFRESH have a same expire time with refresh token not the access token,
the access token xxx may be already expired in redis,but the access_to_refesh:xxx is still in redis。
What is access_to_refesh:xxx used for ?
I think access_to_refesh:xxx should have the same expire time with access token xxx, if access token xxx is expired,access_to_refesh:xxx need expired too,Otherwise, it will occupy redis space.
The ACCESS_TO_REFRESH have a same expire time with refresh token not the access token,
the access token xxx may be already expired in redis,but the access_to_refesh:xxx is still in redis。
What is access_to_refesh:xxx used for ?
I think access_to_refesh:xxx should have the same expire time with access token xxx, if access token xxx is expired,access_to_refesh:xxx need expired too,Otherwise, it will occupy redis space.
Does anyone can explain this ?
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-security-oauth/blob/2b58aafecac336e82f20ea43da9b208b0a4a40dd/spring-security-oauth2/src/main/java/org/springframework/security/oauth2/provider/token/store/redis/RedisTokenStore.java#L232
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