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Hola! For some reason, Hydra has stopped storing the access and refresh tokens in its DB. Everything seems fine (the backend that auths gets both a JWT token and an opaque refresh token) until the moment that the access token expires and the application tries to refresh it. When that happens, it returns that the refresh token has not been found. Indeed, there are no rows in the DB to lookup this token (either hydra_oauth2_access or hydra_oauth2_refresh). Is it possible that Hydra might grant a token but skip persist it in the DB (using PG)? Most likely I am doing something silly in the config, but cant figure it out yet :c Any help is super appreciated :pray:

React was doing a re-render and that trigger a 2nd call using the same code that has already been used to generate the JWT token. I assume there must be some logic that rollback the records in the database in this scenario. Fixed the front-end and now the tokens are in the DB.