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Currently, there doesn't appear to be a way to update a token except for recreating a whole new forge instance (which is heavy).
Thus, we are running into timeout issues when trying to use a forge instance that is then used by other code to register many entities.
Would it be possible to have a callback that could be set on forge creation? Forge could then call the callback when it notices that API requests are failing due to expired token, or after checking that a token is expired.
thanks
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Hello,
Currently, there doesn't appear to be a way to update a token except for recreating a whole new
forge
instance (which is heavy).Thus, we are running into timeout issues when trying to use a
forge
instance that is then used by other code to register many entities.Would it be possible to have a callback that could be set on
forge
creation?Forge
could then call the callback when it notices that API requests are failing due to expired token, or after checking that a token is expired.thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: