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[docs] Clarify change in date-formats #725

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13 changes: 12 additions & 1 deletion docs/upgrading.md
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Expand Up @@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ There are 4 main differences on the new API:

1. Token configuration methods were renamed
1. Signature is created via `Builder#getToken()` (instead of `Builder#sign()`)
1. `DateTimeImmutable` objects are now for the registered claims with dates
1. `DateTimeImmutable` objects are now used for the registered claims with dates, which are by default encoded as floats with microseconds as precision
1. Headers should be replicated manually - whenever necessary

Here's the migration:
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+ ->getToken($config->signer(), $config->signingKey());
```

#### Date precision

If you want to continue using Unix timestamps, you can use the `withUnixTimestampDates()`-formatter:

```diff
<?php

-$builder = new Builder());
+$builder = $config->builder(ChainedFormatter::withUnixTimestampDates());
```

#### Support for multiple audiences

Even though we didn't officially support multiple audiences, it was technically possible to achieve that by manually setting the `aud` claim to an array with multiple strings.
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