956 Added refresh token and refresh token expiration - #980
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Seems excellent work 👍 ! Approved.
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Brief description
Added refresh token and refresh token expiration to test session. Access token and exp remain untouched.
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NOTE: Goal of Issue was to add refresh only to testing, but token creation could maybe be used in normal login too.