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When authorizing a view, the cart token that is given back has a default TTL of 3600 Seconds, however, the cart itself only is valid for 300 seconds or so.
The user would expect:
To get a token that gives them access to the cart
To use the token for the entire TTL of the cart token against the checkout API
@patmagee's comment: Also related to this., we should figure out the relationship between refresh tokens and the cart. If a user gets a refresh token after being authorized for specific resources, no access tokens generated with the refresh work with the cart endpoint. Should this be the desired behavior?
When authorizing a view, the cart token that is given back has a default TTL of 3600 Seconds, however, the cart itself only is valid for 300 seconds or so.
The user would expect:
This is related to #23
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