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delete tokens after password change #318
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I think that would break some expected use-cases. I could see token invalidation being a configurable feature though (defaulting to off to retain backwards compatibility). I'll take a look at a PR to that effect. |
Closed via #474 |
Thanks @paulosoares86 |
You're welcome, @StringfellowHawke 👍 |
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Using the email authentication, if I have 2 sessions on different browsers/devices and I reset my password using 1 of the sessions, my other session is still valid. Wouldn't it be prudent to delete all the existing tokens so all my sessions are killed when the password is changed?
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