Looking to reset our application for testing. Will the "Revoke Client Access Tokens" button on the app management page reset or "clean" the application completely? Meaning revoke all access/refresh tokens and remove any subscriptions that were created, as if no one had ever authorized to our app?
Does it by chance also send the corresponding 'userRevokedAccess" subscription notifications for each user?
Thanks!
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Hi @Jeff_New_Ocean,
After confirming with the team, I can confirm that using the "Revoke Client Access Tokens" feature will revoke all user's access tokens, thus resulting in invalidating all refresh tokens and deleting all subscriptions tied tot hose users.
You won't receive any "userRevokedAccess" notifications from each user that the token was revoked from as this was initiated by you, and not by the user.
I hope this helps!
Fitbit Developers oversee the SDK and API forums. We're here to answer questions about Fitbit developer tools, assist with projects, and make sure your voice is heard by the development team.
Hi @Jeff_New_Ocean,
After confirming with the team, I can confirm that using the "Revoke Client Access Tokens" feature will revoke all user's access tokens, thus resulting in invalidating all refresh tokens and deleting all subscriptions tied tot hose users.
You won't receive any "userRevokedAccess" notifications from each user that the token was revoked from as this was initiated by you, and not by the user.
I hope this helps!
Thanks @JohnFitbit for the info! You all are awesome by the way - I appreciate that you guys are so responsive.
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@Jeff_New_Ocean Thanks for the kind feedback! We also appreciate you for your curiosity in our APIs and contribution to ensuring that we're providing you with the best service possible.
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