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was wondering if theres a way to modify the "backing" storage of the auth refresh token/access token. like a callback function for retrieving from local storage - this way i can hook into the intellij storage sdk

part of it is that i don't fully understand how refresh/access tokens are stored locally. i think our users have mentioend they've been unauthed whenever they update the plugin

and im guessing its because the backing storage for the refresh tokens have changed after the update (not sure). i likely need to repro this on my end first

You can implement your own session manager:
```class CustomSessionStorage: SessionManager {
    
    override suspend fun saveSession(session: UserSession) {
        //Save the session to a custom storage
    }

    override suspend fun loadSession(): UserSession? {
        // Load the session from a custom storage
    }

    override suspend fun deleteSession() {
        // Delete the session from a custom storage
    }
    
}```
```install(Auth)  {
    sessionManager = CustomSessionStorage()
}```


&gt; part of it is that i don't fully understand how refresh/access tokens are stored locally.
By default they are stored with <https://github.com/russhwolf/multiplatform-settings|multiplatform-settings> which provides default implementations for all targets. On JVM it uses ``Preferences.userRoot()``