One-To-One relationship for Access and Refresh Tokens
This changes the relationship in our access and refresh token table from a many-to-many to a one-to-one. This is for two reasons: Firstly, a many-to-many means it's possible to have a refresh token issued that can refresh multiple access tokens, which actually doesn't make a lot of sense, since our logic _also_ deletes all access tokens associated with a used refresh token. Secondly, many-to-many relationships do not support cascading updates in SQLAlchemy, so our goal to manage all of our foreign relationships in SQLA is not achievable if we maintain these kinds of relationships. Change-Id: Iab3c65ac403961fccf7db15ef930f9d896626108
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@@ -431,8 +431,8 @@ class AccessToken(base.APIBase):
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expires_in = int
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"""The number of seconds after creation when this token expires."""
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refresh_tokens = wtypes.ArrayType(RefreshToken)
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"""Array of corresponding refresh tokens."""
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refresh_token = RefreshToken
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"""The associated refresh token."""
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@classmethod
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def sample(cls):
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