Time Crate for token signer is not very up to date about actix-jwt-auth-middleware HOT 5 CLOSED

I will get to it as soon as I can.

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Hi Isaac,

sorry for the wait, I am currently on holiday.

The error you are getting is not related to versioning issues, but to the fact that the Duration struct you are passing is not the correct type. The type you passed originates from the time crate, the type that is required is the Duration type from the chrono crate.

I took a look at the documentation and noticed that the referenced type is the time::Duration type not the chrono::Duration type, this is very odd.

Could you send me the current git commit you are on?

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I used the latest v0.3.0 straight from https://crates.io. I literally do not know what commit it came from, though. But, i saw that you already made some changes to main a short while ago

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I response to your issue I made the public interface use the std::time::Duration instead. Does that fix your issue?

But I think I will be retracting this commit because the std Duration does not offer convenient options to initialize longer durations.

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Yes, it works when you use the std::time::Duration. And like you have said, It is very difficult to set longer duration. And, i found that when I tried to build release with the git version, derive-elves caused error that said it cannot be used for stable release channel. But anyway, I would love to go back to Chrono crate, but could you make it work properly, or is there other solution you may try?

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