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I'm having trouble using pyCentral and managing/refreshing tokens to my central on prem instance.  I am not using OAUTH, but just token access.  I assumed this code would work as expected, storing the most recent token and refresh token in the default token_store (/temp/tok_None_*****).  My central_info looks like:

central_info = {
    "base_url": "https://apigw-cop.*********",
    "client_secret": "3jorSOIozX**************",
    "client_id": "KxOg******************************",
    }

def connect_to_central():
  ssl_verify = True
  central = ArubaCentralBase(central_info=central_info,
  ssl_verify=ssl_verify)
  central.refreshToken(central.getToken())
  central.storeToken()
  return central

However, refreshToken seems to return the new token but not actually update the connection object?  So I have to do something like:

def connect_to_central():
    ssl_verify = True
    central = ArubaCentralBase(central_info=central_info,
                           ssl_verify=ssl_verify)
    newToken = central.refreshToken(central.getToken())
    newToken['grant_type'] = "refresh_token"
    central.storeToken(newToken)
    central.loadToken()
    return central

Hi,

Do you have ask on github pycentral repo ?

central_info = {    "base_url": "https://apigw-cop.*********",    "client_secret": "3jorSOIozX**************",    "client_id": "KxOg******************************",    }

def connect_to_central():  ssl_verify = True  central = ArubaCentralBase(central_info=central_info,  ssl_verify=ssl_verify)  central.refreshToken(central.getToken())  central.storeToken()  return central

def connect_to_central():    ssl_verify = True    central = ArubaCentralBase(central_info=central_info,                           ssl_verify=ssl_verify)    newToken = central.refreshToken(central.getToken())    newToken['grant_type'] = "refresh_token"    central.storeToken(newToken)    central.loadToken()    return central