Fix last_used_at update in token provider - #263
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Create a variable to hold the new last_updated_date instead of mutating the dbRow object.
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In `@modules/access_tokens_guard/token_providers/db.ts`:
- Around line 426-430: Update the token construction flow after the last-used
timestamp update so dbRowToAccessToken receives a copy of dbRow with the new
last_used_at value. Keep dbRow immutable and preserve the existing database
update behavior, ensuring the returned AccessToken exposes the timestamp
persisted on first use.
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Inside the verify method of the token provider, create a variable to hold the new last_updated_date instead of mutating the dbRow object.
this change fixes usage with libsql, where I would get an error (shown below), it seems like the orm/knex returns an immutable object with the libsql driver
Cannot assign to read only property 'last_used_at' of object
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