Fix Deprecation Notice in RefreshTokenAuthenticator::start Method #389
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Explicitly marked parameter as nullable in the start method of the RefreshTokenAuthenticator class to comply with PHP 8.1+ standards.
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Fix Deprecation Notice in RefreshTokenAuthenticator::start Method
Summary
This pull request addresses a deprecation notice in the
GesdinetJWTRefreshTokenBundlecaused by thestartmethod in theRefreshTokenAuthenticatorclass. The$authExceptionparameter was implicitly nullable, which is deprecated in PHP 8.1+.Changes Made
startmethod inRefreshTokenAuthenticatorto explicitly declare the$authExceptionparameter as nullable.Environment
Additional Context
This change ensures compatibility with PHP 8.1+ and eliminates the deprecation notice in development and test environments.