Release notes

1.0.23

The connector keeps working when Control Center refreshes your sign-in token: it accepts the newer token for the same account instead of ending the session, never deletes a newer token after a rejected refresh, and reports signed out only when the session has really ended.

Version
1.0.23
Published
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Not signed

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Fixed

  • When Control Center refreshed the sign-in token, the connector treated it as a different session and closed the connection, which could interrupt a running call. It now continues on the newer token for the same account; a different account, or a tampered or missing token, still ends the session with a typed refusal.
  • A rejected refresh no longer deletes a newer token that Control Center wrote in the meantime.
  • The connector reports signed out only when the session actually ends, not when a token it already replaced is refused.

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