Right now, access tokens have no expiration and cannot be revoked by the owner. Add an endpoint that allows this.
Current design thoughts is to simply allow setting an expiration date for the token that the request was authenticated with. If the expiration was in the past, then it is revoked, and will no longer be used. The expiration can be set to any time that is less than the current time (or any time if no expiration has been set yet).
Right now, access tokens have no expiration and cannot be revoked by the owner. Add an endpoint that allows this.
Current design thoughts is to simply allow setting an expiration date for the token that the request was authenticated with. If the expiration was in the past, then it is revoked, and will no longer be used. The expiration can be set to any time that is less than the current time (or any time if no expiration has been set yet).
Right now, access tokens have no expiration and cannot be revoked by the owner. Add an endpoint that allows this.
Current design thoughts is to simply allow setting an expiration date for the token that the request was authenticated with. If the expiration was in the past, then it is revoked, and will no longer be used. The expiration can be set to any time that is less than the current time (or any time if no expiration has been set yet).