Dylan FordProduct
Can we harden grid operator auth before launch?
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Grid operator auth hardening before launch
Lead Dev
I will isolate console resume, SSO expiry, and the returning-operator dispatch path.
Backend Specialist
Token refresh drops the console session before dispatch restores. The fix is running in a preview.
Randy EllisonSecurity
Keep the expired SSO path after dispatch restore in the release checks.
Lead Dev
Reviewable diff ready with SSO expiry covered and preview verification attached.
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