Invalidate expired token (but renewable)

[dhcmega]

Subject of the issue

Invalidating a token gives token expired exception

Your environment

Q	A
Bug?	no (?)
New Feature?	yes
Framework	Laravel
Framework version	8.47
Package version	1.0.2
PHP version	8.0.1

Steps to reproduce

Try to invalidate an expired token, with: auth()->invalidate()

Expected behaviour

Token get blacklisted

Actual behaviour

TokenExpired exception thrown

thanks!

[Ademking]

Did you find a solution ? I'm having the same problem

[dhcmega]

Hi, no. I found that refreshing the token invalidates the previous one. So I create and drop a new one: auth()->refresh(); If you have already created a new token, this will invalidate the new one.

[Ademking]

Hi, no. I found that refreshing the token invalidates the previous one. So I create and drop a new one: auth()->refresh(); If you have already created a new token, this will invalidate the new one.

Thank you @dhcmega This is my final code

        $old_token = $user->jwt_token;
        try {
            JWTAuth::setToken($old_token)->invalidate();
        } catch (TokenExpiredException $e) {
            // do nothing
        }

[dhcmega]

Oh, ok, it throws an exception but also invalidates the token? Thanks for sharing.