Do not attach refresh token interval if initialization of token failed in init() method of CloudServices plugin.
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…d in `init()` method of `CloudServices` plugin.
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Fix (cloud-services): No longer keep refreshing token if
tokenUrlmethod failed in the initialization of the plugin. Closes #17531Additional information
Related to #17462.
The
initmethod of theTokentries to initialize the token, but if the first initialization fails (that one ininitofcloud-services) it keeps the refresh interval running after destroying of the editor. The editor was destroyed becauseToken.initthrows exception directly incloud-servicesinit method (which leads to editor crash).