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Let's say you stored the API data in local storage. But, if the file info changed then, your local storage will have outdated version of the list. How are you going to deal with inconsistency of information?
Side-question: Why are you not using refresh tokens? I just read that you can use them to get a new access token if the current one has been expired.
Side-note: Local storage has size limitations, I believe.
Let's say you stored the API data in local storage. But, if the file info changed then, your local storage will have outdated version of the list. How are you going to deal with inconsistency of information?
Side-question: Why are you not using refresh tokens? I just read that you can use them to get a new access token if the current one has been expired.
Side-note: Local storage has size limitations, I believe.
Thanks Akbar.