Fix documentation around identity needing to be a string #558
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Previously we allowed identity to be any data that was JSON serializable, however it turns out that is in violation of the JWT spec, which requires `sub` to be a string. The underlying library that we are using to manage the JWTs (PyJWT) released a new version that is enforcing this behavior, where it didn't before. Because `sub` should be a string per the spec, I've opted to keep that change in this extension, and update the documentation to match this new behavior.
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Previously we allowed identity to be any data that was JSON
serializable, however it turns out that is in violation of the JWT spec,
which requires
subto be a string. The underlying library that we areusing to manage the JWTs (PyJWT) released a new version that is
enforcing this behavior, where it didn't before.
Because
subshould be a string per the spec, I've opted to keep thatchange in this extension, and update the documentation to match this new
behavior.