passport VS libcurl

/signin sets the Access- (Max-Age: 240) and Refresh token cookie (Max-Age: 60000) /refresh sets a new Access token Cookie The UseGuards use the Passport 'jwt' and 'jwt-refresh-token' guards

Like most @nestjs/ packages, the @nestjs/passport package is mostly a thin wrapper around passport, but Nest does do some cool things with the passport package that I think are worth mentioning. First, the AuthGuard mixin. At first glance, this mixin may look a little intimidating, but let's take it chunk by chunk.

Then, in another terminal window, we use curl to hit the endpoint:

Made a PR to curl in line with the above: https://github.com/curl/curl/pull/13338

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From the GitHub Issue itself, the maintainer did end up creating a PR to fix a related issue: https://github.com/curl/curl/issues/12983

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