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react-auth 0.4.5 keeps the session in sessionStorage by default and re-authenticates silently when the token expires, so the consoles no longer send the user back to the identity provider on every reload or after the token lifetime. No code change needed: the apps already pass getAccessToken to their data client, which is where the recovery lives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Superseded: the repo's own update-js-sdk workflow does this bump with a full install and per-package verification; dispatching it for 0.4.5 instead. |
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@confighub/api,@confighub/react-authand@confighub/rtk-queryto^0.4.5inwebkitand every console that depends on them, lockfiles resynced (lockfile-only; the two packages without a lockfile stay without one).Fixes the reported re-login in rbac-manager (and the same behavior in every console). react-auth 0.4.5 keeps the session in
sessionStorageby default, so a reload or new tab no longer redirects to the identity provider, andgetAccessToken()re-authenticates silently instead of handing out an expired token, so the 24h token lifetime no longer ends in a visible login. No app code changes: the consoles already passgetAccessTokento their data client, which is where the recovery now lives. Release notes: https://github.com/confighub/js-sdk/releases/tag/v0.4.5🤖 Generated with Claude Code