Fix oauth TypeError (int + string)#18921
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Ensure that authorization `expires_in` token is an integer before adding it to another int
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This came up in a on-prem installation while trying to get Github authorisation set up. I couldn't find anything else in forums or issues which was related so figured it was a good change :) Sentry 10.1.0.dev0086c534 FYI |
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Thanks @stevie-mayhew! |
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Ensure that authorization
expires_intoken is an integer before adding it to another intThis is my first PR to sentry in and the contributing guidelines don't mention if I need to provide more information, stack errors etc. Let me know if you want them and I'll endeavor to add to future PRs