Initial support for refresh tokens #448
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I made a crude start on #447. It roughly "Works For Me (TM)", but it has some problems:
refresh_tokenthen ideally we should send the user back through the OAuth flow from the beginning. I started looking at this, but this will mean rearranging AuthActivity.java so that the flow can be started by triggering an intent or something, rather than only when the user clicks on the "Sign In" button.expires_invalue and refreshing automatically when we know it's expired, rather than relying on the server to tell us when we need to refresh.TokenRetryPolicyto the requests thatAuthActivity.javaissues feels kind of circular. I don't think this will break anything, but I'm not entirely certain.