cm253
cm253
Why not share one refresh and access token in multiple browser tabs on the client-side? If I would implement a desktop or mobile app using multiple processes/threads I wouldn't fetch...
Have you also evaluated if a [service worker](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Service_Worker_API) can act as a proxy that is responsible of refreshing/handling the tokens? With a service worker there would not be the concept...
> as this issue is beyond a simple "multiple tabs" issue. It also exists between web browsers (ex: same app opened in Safari and Firefox) or even between devices (ex:...
Happens to me as well. Since my imports are now always out of order, I always have to use the command line as well to fix it before I commit...
For me and my team this bug is currently most annoying because we have to reformat the files with the command line, and can not solely rely on the IntelliJ...
This is my IntelliJ configuration, I don't use Ruff LSP: 
> > I found a workaround that works for my setup. I have a .ruff.toml file at the root of my Python project that looks like this: > > This...
> This fixed it for me (in pyproject.toml): > > ``` > [tool.ruff.lint.isort] > known-first-party = ["your_root_module_name"] > ``` > > source: https://pycqa.github.io/isort/docs/configuration/options.html#known-first-party I tested it, and it looks like...