refactor: rename prompt=login to refresh=true #478
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Closes #477 BREAKING CHANGE: To refresh a login session it is now required to append `refresh=true` instead of `prompt=login` as the second has implications for revoking an existing issue and might be confusing when used in combination with OpenID Connect.
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Closes #477
BREAKING CHANGE: To refresh a login session it is now required to append
refresh=trueinstead ofprompt=loginas the second has implications for revoking an existing issue and might be confusing when used in combination with OpenID Connect.Related issue
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