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> * [x] Testing oauth20, oauthTTL, oauthKey configuration works and defaults - In the './spec/helper.js' file I added the lines into `const defaultConfiguration`: `oauth: true, oauthKey: 'test',` - What I...

Hello @cbaker6, sorry for the delay in responding, but I was busy with work without time for open source. I made the changes you suggested: - Change revocation path to:...

> @jjunineuro Ignore code coverage for right now since it doesn't effect the actual test themselves. Can you run the test suite? `npm run test` > > Can you give...

> > Change the return to "expiresIn". > > What do you all think about `expiresAt` instead of `expiresIn`? I say this because Parse already uses `createdAt` and `updatedAt` and...

> Which makes sense why they called in expires_in, but, if you are adding this delta time (expires_in) onto the time of the server clock, then it's expiresAt. I'm assuming...

That's right, "oauth" is defined on the server side. However, when it is true, it will no longer send the "sessionToken" as a response to Login / Signup.

I closed it, wrong, sorry.

@cbaker6 Thank you very much for your help, unfortunately I don't deal with the Swift language. I will prepare a public url to make it available for you to test...

> Yes, but I thought the server sends the `authToken` in it's place? Then, when further communication is needed, the client sends the `authToken` using the sessionToken header, `X-Parse-Session-Token`. If...

For this reason, to suggest previously for the SDK´s, when starting the Parse Server, add the field "oauth20 = true", thus, you will understand that you must treat the return...