Changed signature of methods in AbstractProvider.php #898
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- Abstract methods in AbstractProvider.php should use AccessTokenInterface instead of the concrete AccessToken class provided by League.
- Keycloak client that uses OpenID Connect Discovery for endpoints - Uses discovered Keycloak public keys for local token introspection
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Oct 26, 2022
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Abstract methods in AbstractProvider.php should use
AccessTokenInterface instead of the concrete AccessToken class provided by League.
See: AbstractProvider - Replace 'AccessToken' dependency with 'AccessTokenInterface' to support cases where AccessToken class is being extended. #897