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The refresh_token as outlined in the OAuth documentation is never returned.


const token = await monday.oauthToken(

        code,

        process.env.MONDAY_CLIENT_ID,

        process.env.MONDAY_CLIENT_SECRET

      );

The response is…


{ 

  token_type: 'bearer',

  access_token:'eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1Ni...1lFytwQ66s',

  scope: 'me:read,boards:read,boards:write,users:read,users:write,notifications:write,account:read,updates:read,updates:write,assets:read,tags:read,teams:read,webhooks:write'

}

Both the expires_in and refresh_token are missing as documented at https://monday.com/developers/apps/oauth


 {

   "access_token": "NgeFeX...FEmEka", 

   "token_type": "Bearer",

   "scope": "boards:write boards:read", 

   "expires_in": "2592000", 

   "refresh_token": "NgeFeX...FKoLUka"

}

Thoughts?

Hi @kamescg,


At the moment, this is the correct behaviour.


The access token that is returned is a long life token.


The refresh token will be added at a later date. I don’t have a timeframe on this sorry. However I am sure that we will get notice when this is released

Makes sense. Seems reasonable to document and let people know in the documentation.

Hey @kamescg ! Thanks for reaching out, that’s a great question.


@mitchell.hudson thank you for taking this one on too, I appreciate your help all around the block 🙂


I’ll see what I can do about adding this bit to the documentation as a placeholder for now just for clarity’s sake, at the very least. Thanks for flagging this one!


-Alex

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