all: use OAuth2 refresh token in storage config #1
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Dropbox removed support for long-lived access tokens a few years ago: https://dropbox.tech/developers/migrating-app-permissions-and-access-tokens This storage implementation thus required re-running the server setup every 4 hours. By replacing the stored access token with a refresh token, and using the `oauth2` package implementation of an HTTP client that automatically refreshes the access token upon expiry, we can once again have long-lived access to the Dropbox API. Currently refresh tokens do not have a default expiry and are not rotated upon access.
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Dropbox removed support for long-lived access tokens a few years ago:
https://dropbox.tech/developers/migrating-app-permissions-and-access-tokens
This storage implementation thus required re-running the server setup
every 4 hours. By replacing the stored access token with a refresh
token, and using the
oauth2package implementation of an HTTP clientthat automatically refreshes the access token upon expiry, we can once
again have long-lived access to the Dropbox API. Currently refresh
tokens do not have a default expiry and are not rotated upon access.