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It's just a copy change in kbase/ui, right? It didn't do anything forceful like narrative, did it?
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Rerunning checks then merging |
The account Log In Sessions tab stated sessions remain active for two weeks. Token lifetime is being extended to four weeks, so update the user-facing copy to match. The session tables already render the real server-provided expiration, so no logic change is needed.
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Summary
KBase is extending the login/auth token lifetime from two weeks to four weeks. The account Log In Sessions tab hardcodes "two weeks" in its explanatory tooltip, which becomes incorrect after the change.
This updates that user-facing copy to say four weeks. No logic changes: the session tables already render each token's real, server-provided
expires, so they track the actual lifetime automatically.Changes
src/features/account/LogInSessions.tsx— tooltip copy "two weeks" → "four weeks" (text only; prettier reflowed the wrapped lines).Context
Part of a small cross-repo sweep for hardcoded token-lifetime assumptions. This was the only such assumption in this repo — everything else reads the server-provided expiration. A companion PR in kbase/narrative removes a hardcoded 14-day cookie fallback.