Fix caching of ClientCredentialsOauth2 object when deployed on multiple tenants. #22
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If this app is published in two tenants, the caching of _auth_method() will mean the same ClientCredentialsOauth2 object is used for both tenants. This causes an intermittent authentication error issue. If tenant A requests a token, it is set for tenant B, and vice versa, until it is refreshed. This commit fixes that by passing the baseurl into _auth_method thereby having a ClientCredentialsOauth2 object, per tenant, that is still cached as needed.
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If this app is published in two tenants, the caching of _auth_method() will mean the same ClientCredentialsOauth2 object is used for both tenants. This causes an intermittent authentication error issue. If tenant A requests a token, it is set for tenant B, and vice versa, until it is refreshed.
This PR fixes that by passing the webhook.baseurl into _auth_method() thereby having a ClientCredentialsOauth2 object, per tenant, that is still cached as needed. There is no need to actually use webhook.baseurl, it is purely used for cache uniqueness.