How can I test my refresh token is working with React Auth0 SDK?

[tyf]

No problem, happy to help!

@jason.welsh

But unfortunately it confirms that if I make the settings I think I need to make to get a refresh token, I get a “consent error”. This seems to happen every time I pass offline access to the scope property in the params of getAccessTokenSilently().

Do you mind outlining your use case here in a bite more detail? If you are setting useRefreshTokens={true} on the the Auth0Provider then you shouldn’t need to pass any additional scope to getAccessTokenSilently.

Because silent auth is a non-interactive flow, the user will have consented to any scopes previously. Some more on this below, as well as a potential workaround to getting Auth0 to accept localhost as first party:

Call an API - Consent required

@Davis As Jose mentioned, a user cannot provide consent during a non-interactive flow (like getAccessTokenSilently). You will need to either use an interactive flow that will show a consent prompt, or skip user consent for first-party apps. Note: you cannot skip consent on localhost as it is never a verifiable first party app. Although it is possible to set up a workaround to skip the consent page on localhost during development.