Removed: Redundant type forcing to simple addition

recipe/session/utils.go

@@ -301,14 +301,14 @@ func SetAccessTokenInResponse(config sessmodels.TypeNormalisedInput, res http.Re
 	// This should be safe to do, since this is only the validity of the cookie (set here or on the frontend) but we check the expiration of the JWT anyway.
 	// Even if the token is expired the presence of the token indicates that the user could have a valid refresh
 	// Setting them to infinity would require special case handling on the frontend and just adding 100 years seems enough.
-	setToken(config, res, sessmodels.AccessToken, accessToken, GetCurrTimeInMS()+uint64(accessTokenCookiesExpiryDurationMillis), tokenTransferMethod, request, userContext)
+	setToken(config, res, sessmodels.AccessToken, accessToken, GetCurrTimeInMS()+accessTokenCookiesExpiryDurationMillis, tokenTransferMethod, request, userContext)
 
 	if config.ExposeAccessTokenToFrontendInCookieBasedAuth && tokenTransferMethod == sessmodels.CookieTransferMethod {
 		// We set the expiration to 100 years, because we can't really access the expiration of the refresh token everywhere we are setting it.
 		// This should be safe to do, since this is only the validity of the cookie (set here or on the frontend) but we check the expiration of the JWT anyway.
 		// Even if the token is expired the presence of the token indicates that the user could have a valid refresh
 		// Setting them to infinity would require special case handling on the frontend and just adding 100 years seems enough.
-		setToken(config, res, sessmodels.AccessToken, accessToken, GetCurrTimeInMS()+uint64(accessTokenCookiesExpiryDurationMillis), sessmodels.HeaderTransferMethod, request, userContext)
+		setToken(config, res, sessmodels.AccessToken, accessToken, GetCurrTimeInMS()+accessTokenCookiesExpiryDurationMillis, sessmodels.HeaderTransferMethod, request, userContext)
 	}
 	return nil
 }