fix: add optional clock_skew parameter to token helpers #333
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Token used too early errors are a known issue.
For example: firebase/firebase-admin-python#624, googleapis/google-auth-library-python#889
This happens when the system clock is not completely syncronised with the server. The function
verify_id_tokenmay fail for tokens that were issued by servers which have clocks running a little early.If verification is done right after the token was issued by such a server, then the call to function
google.oauth2.id_token.verify_tokenmay be early enough for the 'issued-at-time' timestamp of the token still being in the future.Adding the optional parameter
clock_skew_in_seconds=60to the call togoogle.oauth2.id_token.verify_tokenwould allow for the servers clock to be off by up to a minute and still allow verification of the issued token immediately after it being issued.Fixes #332