allow older user tokens to succesfully authenticate #1844
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This add some tracing code that helped to troubleshoot and identify the underlying cause of 401s authenticating to builder with generated user tokens.
From the comments:
// Prior to the chronos update 4 months ago this is the max timestamp used for user tokens
// We have succesfully parsed this value via the call to Utc.timestamp_opt above for years
// Yesterday (2024-09-12), this value became out of bounds and yields a 401 trying to auth
// Right now we have no idea why and some day perhaps we will all laugh around the fire as
// we remember this bug and how trivial it truly was. Today no one is laughing. I hope there
// will be a better fix than this in the near future but this will allow the many keys currently
// out in the wild with this value to authenticate.
That sadly is close to all I know right now.