rust/sqlx: Refresh the token every 10 minutes#124
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Launch a tokio task that updates the password every 10 minutes. The tokens expire every 15 minutes. This is a stopgap until sqlx can be made to support this natively. See also: launchbadge/sqlx#445
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This PR was originally opened by Marc Bowes as #111, but I managed to mess up the state of that PR while trying to remove the
Cargo.tomlchange. Here is a replacement which only changes themain.rsfile.Launch a tokio task that updates the password every 10 minutes. The tokens expire every 15 minutes. This is a stopgap until sqlx can be made to support this natively.
See also: launchbadge/sqlx#445
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