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I'm all new to both OAuth and DOT, so please bear with me, if this is a dumb question.
We currently have 2 ways of authenticating: Regular session based auth and JWT.
With both of them, we store some data (e.g. the ID of the organization you're logged in to) in either the session or the returned JWT payload, depending on the authentication method.
Is there a similar way to store additional data along with an OAuth access token?
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I'm all new to both OAuth and DOT, so please bear with me, if this is a dumb question.
We currently have 2 ways of authenticating: Regular session based auth and JWT.
With both of them, we store some data (e.g. the ID of the organization you're logged in to) in either the session or the returned JWT payload, depending on the authentication method.
Is there a similar way to store additional data along with an OAuth access token?
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