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Fixed non-working delay for oidc-client #14976
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@Yelzhasdev thanks for the PR. But I'd like you to keep |
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@Yelzhasdev I just thought while I was offline that we should not touch |
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@sberyozkin I didn't quite understand you, I was not going to touch quarkus-oidc, only quarkus-oidc-client in this pr |
@Yelzhasdev I just thought, in my very first comment, that it makes sense to apply the same code to |
@Yelzhasdev Last step remains, please squash your commits, thanks |
@sberyozkin Thanks! All done. |
Fixes #14959
I also removed the wrong log info that stated "Connecting to IDP for up to %d times every 2 seconds" in fact according to the original idea, the code should have worked in such a way that after each unsuccessful request there should be a delay of 2 seconds.