Return default errors so they can be overridden by users #33
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@aldas this also restores functionality that was available in the previous middleware (overwriting the now ignored default errors) |
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the default errors
ErrJWTMissingandErrJWTInvalidare currently unused. I believe the currently returned error should should have been derived from the default errors so they can be overridden by users.For example, we prefer to let
ErrJWTMissingreturn a 401 but it is currently hardcoded to a 400. (which is also inconsistent with the default error, but I've changed the default error to match the existing behavior)