fix(types): expose supported options and the revocation response - #1135
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Fixes
Add registration timeout, logout custom-browser options and revocation clientSecret to the declarations. Correct revoke() from Promise to the fetch Response it already returns at runtime.
Breaking / observable changes
Type-level breaking correction: code explicitly assigning revoke() to Promise must await/discard the Response instead. Ordinary await-without-using-the-result remains valid. No runtime behavior change. Newly declared options already exist in the JS/native implementations.
Verification
A standalone TypeScript consumer compiles registration timeout, both logout browser options, Basic revocation credentials and Response.ok. The example TypeScript check also passes.
Each patch was applied independently to upstream commit
6f9090ce1b991c0acc2a6f5dc8bea838deaf4f7aand passed its targeted external actual-source diagnostics or standalone type/lockfile check. The combined fixes pass 75 focused diagnostics. These use synthetic values, controlled native/bridge doubles and disposable filesystem projects, not real credentials.Combined branch checks:
No checked-in test/spec files were added, changed or disabled. The source changes are supported by external reproducible diagnostics because this audit's repository policy prohibits checked-in test edits. Live OAuth providers, physical-device/browser authentication and a full Expo native build were not exercised. React Doctor reports two warnings: the discovery response is explicitly guarded by response.ok === false, and the demo pending reset is inside finally; both paths are exercised by focused checks. No rules were suppressed.
Scope
packages/react-native-app-auth/index.d.ts.changeset/appauth-public-types.mdUnrelated audit fixes are submitted separately. The separate iOS process-global OIDURLSessionProvider request-isolation issue is not claimed fixed by these changes.