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Rossum tokens expire after ~162 hours - build re-login, dont cache forever

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Rossum tokens expire after ~162 hours - build re-login, dont cache forever: Rossum tokens expire - about 162 hours by default - so do not cache one forever and wonder why calls start 401ing.

Rossum tokens expire - about 162 hours by default - so do not cache one forever and wonder why calls start 401ing. Build a re-login on 401, or set maxtokenlifetime_s up front to a value that fits your job schedule. Also note the login response tells you your domain; Rossum is multi-tenant, so point subsequent calls at the domain you got back, not a hardcoded one.

Context: Rossum reference docs: authenticate with POST /v1/auth/login using username and password; the response carries the key and your domain. Tokens live about 162 hours by default (settable via maxtokenlifetime_s), and you pass the key back in the Authorization header using the Bearer or Token scheme.

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