Joakim Antman
Joakim Antman
Im going to refine this a little bit more. Not super happy with the methods setting the signing keys with.
This PR grew pretty big. Sorry for that. The implementation gatherer over the years turned out to be a little hard to extend. The changes to the old parts of...
Im going to close this one and yet again try to tackle issues one by one. First up is this #510
Cache invalidation, one of the hardest things in computer science. Great sum-up and example of the issue with caching. There are for sure potential problems with the example if used...
> I haven't confirmed — will the key cache inside the JWT::JWK::KeyFinder actually act as a cache for calls to JWT.decode? As in, will two back-to-back calls to JWT.decode with...
Yeah the relationship between the master branch and the released version is a little problematic. But with these resources I guess it's be best we can do :) But 2.5.0...
Im wondering if this method will ever return anything else than `true` and in all the other cases raise an exception? You example could be just without the nesting. ```...
I think you are correct. Now I wonder how we could make this right. The feature has been out in the wild for a pretty long time already and encoded...
Just out of curiosity, what Elixir library is this? My biggest concern is that if it is just changed to something else old ruby-jwt new ruby-jwt compatibility will at least...
If you are in control of the token generation you could change the constant controlling this locally: `JWT::Algos::Eddsa::SUPPORTED = ["Ed25519"]`