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  • parse method will now ping all available JWT providers and return the
    fastest success
  • getting a key from GooglePublicKeyProvider no longer requires a
    mutable reference, so we could potentially store the provider
    a lazily-initialized global in the future to cut down on network calls

Alex Schuler added 6 commits August 11, 2022 18:43
* parse method will now ping all available JWT providers and return the
  fastest success
* getting a key from GooglePublicKeyProvider no longer requires a
  mutable reference, so we could potentially store the provider
  a lazily-initialized global in the future to cut down on network calls
* create a nicer default interface for working with the parser
* remove arcswap dependency
* Now parse is actually useable on runtimes that aren't single-threaded
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This looks good to me, do you mind opening the PR against the repo inside the Cresicor org?

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authors = ["Kviring Aleksey <alex@kviring.com>", "Not Scott Wey <not-me@scottwey.com>"]

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You should add your name here :)

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