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feat: refresh access token #298
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Summary
After an access token expires, the first cmdlet to run afterwards will fail because the old access token is still being used.
By adding
createHeadertocheckVcfTokenif a new access token has been requested and received, the cmdlet that first invokes checkVcfToken post-expiry will also work.Example - pre-fix
Pretend that it's more than an hour since
Request-VCFTokenwas run and that the access token is now expired.Type
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