fix(auth): improve token expiry precision and org ID #10
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TL;DR
Fixes a bug in the token refresh logic that caused premature token expiry and incorrect organization ID handling.
Why we made these changes
The previous token refresh logic used imprecise, integer-based timestamps for calculating token expiry. This could cause the CLI to assume a token was expired when it was still valid, forcing unnecessary logouts and disrupting user workflows. Additionally, the
organization_idwas not correctly persisted during a refresh, which could lead to context-related errors.What changed?
organization_idis correctly requested and stored during the token refresh flow.Description generated by Mesa. Update settings