Invoked when a 401 error is returned on a Response. Indicates that
the user's authentication token is invalid and should be regenerated.
Typically, a reauth function will add a Proxy rule to ensure
the token is applied in the correct format (e.g. as an Authorize header) and on
the correct Requests (e.g. Requests with a specific base).
Another approach is to make a network call that returns an updated Set-Cookie
response header so that future requests contain an updated JWT value.
Invoked when a 401 error is returned on a Response. Indicates that the user's authentication token is invalid and should be regenerated. Typically, a reauth function will add a Proxy rule to ensure the token is applied in the correct format (e.g. as an Authorize header) and on the correct Requests (e.g. Requests with a specific
base). Another approach is to make a network call that returns an updated Set-Cookie response header so that future requests contain an updated JWT value.