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I see that there is a comment in src/server/auth-client.ts: // TODO: this should only happen if rolling sessions are enabled.
It seems like non-rolling sessions will be refreshed any time a page load happens, and add the original absoluteDuration to the current time each time. Does this mean that if I have a non-rolling session with an absoluteDuration of, say, 2 days, the session will have an expiration that is always 2 days from the time of the handler call, until perpetuity?
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I see that there is a comment in
src/server/auth-client.ts
:// TODO: this should only happen if rolling sessions are enabled.
It seems like non-rolling sessions will be refreshed any time a page load happens, and add the original absoluteDuration to the current time each time. Does this mean that if I have a non-rolling session with an absoluteDuration of, say, 2 days, the session will have an expiration that is always 2 days from the time of the handler call, until perpetuity?
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