🪲 [Fix]: Skip revoke token if token is expired #488
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Description
This pull request refactors the conditional logic in the
Disconnect-GitHubAccount
function to improve readability and debugging and that actually skips the revocation of the token if it is expired.Refactoring and debugging improvements:
Revoke-GitHubAppInstallationAccessToken
. The issue here was that the function would fail if it was expired.$isNotGitHubToken
,$isIATAuthType
, and$isNotExpired
for clarity and maintainability.Write-Debug
statements for each condition to facilitate easier troubleshooting and understanding of the script's flow.Type of change
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