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Persist tokens between restarts #3

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ansv7779 commented 2025-03-28 12:00:05 +01:00
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Utilize Java serialization to turn the entire OAuth2Authorization to a binary blob and store that in the database. Could not find a better way to do it given the types involved (like Map<String, Object> properties). Sure, Java serialization can fail on arbitrary objects but hopefully since OAuth2Authorization implements java.io.Serializable any properties put in are serializable as well.

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Utilize Java serialization to turn the entire `OAuth2Authorization` to a binary blob and store that in the database. Could not find a better way to do it given the types involved (like `Map<String, Object> properties`). Sure, Java serialization can fail on arbitrary objects but hopefully since `OAuth2Authorization` implements `java.io.Serializable` any properties put in are serializable as well. Fixes #2
ansv7779 added 1 commit 2025-03-28 12:00:07 +01:00 
Utilize Java serialization to turn the entire OAuth2Authorization to a binary blob and store that in the database. Could not find a better way to do it given the types involved (like Map<String, Object> properties). Sure, Java serialization can fail on arbitrary objects but hopefully since OAuth2Authorization implements java.io.Serializable any properties put in are serializable as well.
ansv7779 merged commit 9a6e21a396 into main 2025-03-28 12:06:22 +01:00
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