[SDK-3150] Serialize dates in collections as seconds since epoch #534
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Just had a comment about the docs. If we want to handle this in the separate docs task, that will make sense as well. Other than that this looks great 👍 |
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* [SDK-3150] Serialize dates in collections as seconds since epoch * cleanup tests * Update javadocs
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This change ensures that
Dateclaim values are serialized as seconds since the epoch, as specified by RFC 7519. It also updates the JavaDocs for Date-based claim creation inJWTCreator, to more accurately define how Date-based claims are written to the resulting JSON.The change is marked as breaking change due to the behavioral nature of this fix; clients relying upon the existing behavior will need to be updated to account for this change.