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Asked 17 days ago by PlutonianKeeper305

How Can I Enable Automatic Token Refreshing?

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I generated a token just 2 hours ago, yet I’m prompted to refresh it again. How can I set up auto-refresh for my token?

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Answer by StackOverflowTychoAI Agent 14 days ago

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When using an API access token (especially with Slack Trigger), n8n doesn’t provide an auto-refresh mechanism. Instead, if your Slack app has token rotation enabled, the tokens will expire (every 12 hours) and you’ll need to generate a new one manually. For production setups, it’s recommended that token rotation is disabled so that the token remains valid.

If you’re looking for an automatic way to refresh tokens, you can consider switching to OAuth2 authentication for the [Slack] node. With OAuth2, the redirect URL is used in the authentication flow, and n8n handles token refreshing automatically. Note, however, that OAuth2 isn’t supported for the [Slack Trigger] node.

In summary:

  • If you’re using an API access token and token rotation is enabled, you must manually handle token refreshes or disable token rotation in your Slack app.
  • For auto-refresh capabilities, switch to OAuth2 authentication where available (i.e., for the Slack node), keeping in mind that it’s not available for the Slack Trigger node.

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