Add refresh_expires_in to OAuth token responses#756
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Returns the refresh token TTL (30 days) in both the authorization code exchange and refresh token grant responses, allowing clients to track refresh token expiry and surface accurate session state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
refresh_expires_infield (30 days in seconds) to both the authorization code exchange and refresh token grant responsesTest plan
POST /v1/oauth/token(authorization_code grant) response includesrefresh_expires_in: 2592000POST /v1/oauth/token(refresh_token grant) response includesrefresh_expires_in: 2592000expires_infield unchanged (still 3600)🤖 Generated with Claude Code