chore(plugin-cloud): refresh session on ExpiredToken error code #8904
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kendelljoseph
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The code is looking good. I've just triggered a canary release |
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Verified payloadPluginCloud() works with cognito credentials in a local env and in Payload Cloud. |
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Issue: #8404
This code will refresh the session token upon receiving an
ExpiredTokenerror whenstorageClient.getObject()receives that error.The
Error Codedetected is determined by the error reported in the issue, and is an actual code from AWS documentation for Error Responses.If the request fails again, the error is thrown.