Hi Steve, great video. You touched a little bit about refresh token expiry at the end, but is there a way to obtain automatically a new refresh token before it expires without the user having to log in again? For example, in the case of a connector that pulls data from the Salesforce API to send it into a data warehouse, I would like to avoid the user getting a new refresh token by themselves. Thank you!
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Hi Steve, great video. You touched a little bit about refresh token expiry at the end, but is there a way to obtain automatically a new refresh token before it expires without the user having to log in again? For example, in the case of a connector that pulls data from the Salesforce API to send it into a data warehouse, I would like to avoid the user getting a new refresh token by themselves. Thank you!
Sorry for missing this comment, I hope that you worked it out. Yes, you can use the refresh token to get a fresh session token.
@@stevetecharc Thank you!
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Steve, does salesforce refresh the refresh token automatically without user input if it expire?
No, it will throw an error and the Client needs to catch it. Let me know if there is something to add to the wish list.