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Currently it appears that when settings sync gets a 401 unauthorized it will continue to sync (and fail) on the standard interval. We should instead stop syncing immediately and show a warning that there is a problem with auth. If the server gives a 401 that means it's available and function and the token failed verification, it is guaranteed to continue to fail verification if the same token is used.
Related #85211 (this is more appropriate for 50x and 404s)
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I would not disable sync immediately in this case because auth token is managed by extension and so I would give some chances before stopping sync. Strategy that is followed in this case is mentioned here.
Reiterating here:
Error handling strategy:
Sync is disabled automatically for specific errors (large resources - 413)
Auto sync interval increases by number of failures every time there is an error (other than above)
Sync is disabled when there are consecutive 5 failures
I think this should not happen, if happens it should be a bug some where (sync, auth or server)
Currently it appears that when settings sync gets a 401 unauthorized it will continue to sync (and fail) on the standard interval. We should instead stop syncing immediately and show a warning that there is a problem with auth. If the server gives a 401 that means it's available and function and the token failed verification, it is guaranteed to continue to fail verification if the same token is used.
Related #85211 (this is more appropriate for 50x and 404s)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: