Ben Collins

Hello, Yes, I did work on mbedTLS support for LibJWT for a private customer. However, it was an embedded product, and the support only covered creating RSA256 tokens, so it...

I'll look into fixing this. I can't imagine why someone would need more precision for `exp` than the processing speed of parsing and comparing the values, but I'll concede it...

Absolutely. I don't personally do any Windows builds, nor do I use the CMake setup. I consider those "contrib" from helpful people like yourself. As long as it doesn't complicate...

Is there anyway you can use Travis-CI instead? I already use that, and I hesitate to add another CI setup in the code.

I believe this is obsoleted by: JWT_EXPORT int jwt_decode_2(jwt_t **jwt, const char *token, jwt_key_p_t key_provider);

Apologies, wrong issue.

Can you give me insight on what you're expecting to happen vs. what is actually happening?

It's not apparent in your example code where this is happening. One thing I can say is that result of `jwt_decode()` is not meant to be reused to create a...

First off, encoded strings are not guaranteed to be the same. This requires sorting all of the claims and other fields in the JWT, which is neither required nor needed...

I've explained that the ALG is not set unless there is a key with it. We do not store the key in a decoded `jwt_t` because that would mean we...