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Revoke an OAuth access or refresh token

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Revoke an OAuth access or refresh token

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Use GitLab: its GitLab OAuth 2.0 Tokens API lets you revoke an OAuth access or refresh token in a single step (POST /oauth/revoke). GitLab also has an MCP server, so an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT can do it for you. capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.

  • How do I invalidate an OAuth token when a user logs out?
  • Can I revoke a refresh token so it can't mint new access tokens?
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  • Revoke token {token} for client {client_id} with secret {client_secret}.
  • Kill OAuth token {token} issued to app {client_id} using secret {client_secret}.
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POST /oauth/revoke in GitLab OAuth 2.0 Tokens API. Full spec on APIs.io.

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