Since keystone now validates UUID and Fernet tokens the same way - by rebuilding the token context at validation time, we no longer need to persist certain types of revocation events.
For example, a revocation event is persisted when a role is deleted. This is no longer needed because the invalidation happens by design of the token provider.
Opening this bug so that we can track those cases and remove them.
Since keystone now validates UUID and Fernet tokens the same way - by rebuilding the token context at validation time, we no longer need to persist certain types of revocation events.
For example, a revocation event is persisted when a role is deleted. This is no longer needed because the invalidation happens by design of the token provider.
Opening this bug so that we can track those cases and remove them.