Expose auth token in response headers#97
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- Update version number for release
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I've released a YouTube video showing folks how to use the new My Apollo Link that handles getting the |
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Expose auth token in response headers so it can be used to update the auth token stored on the client, similar to what's shown in this Apollo link: https://github.com/benawad/slack-clone-client/blob/31_fix_auto_refresh_of_jwt_tokens/src/apollo.js#L18-L36
We are doing this already with the refresh token. This PR merely exposes the auth token, too.
Closes #98