Added a new method to deal with the build up of old tokens. #141
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I tried this. And while it did clear out all the old access_tokens, I could not log in to my app, despite it leaving one behind. |
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@kosso Was an error message returned either on the client side or in your logs? |
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I've just tried this change again on 2.0-Beta15 and it appears to be working as expected now. No more duplicate Application entries on the profile page from the same client. Though, whether this is a desirable effect, I haven't quite decided. eg: One 'universal' iOS client app installed on two devices (eg: an iPhone and an iPad). |
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Before adding the "oauth1_access_..." token, revoke any existing tokens for the user/consumer pair so the user's profile isn't flooded with old access tokens that are no longer applicable.
Related to the following issues:
#134
#131