fft auth refresh

Mint a new id token now

Mint a new id token now, without waiting for the current one to expire.

fft refreshes on its own — a token with less than five minutes left is replaced before it is used — so this command exists for the times you want to see it happen: after rotating a password, or when diagnosing a 401.

The refresh token is used if it still works, and your stored password if it does not. If neither does, the command exits 4 and tells you to sign in again.

The token itself is never printed. Use 'fft auth token --raw' for that.

Usage

fft auth refresh

See also

• fft auth — parent command

This command also accepts the global flags.