auth0 refresh-tokens revoke
Revoke refresh tokens so they can no longer be exchanged for new access tokens.
Pass a token id to revoke a single token. Alternatively, use --user-id to revoke all of a user’s tokens, optionally narrowing to a single client with --client-id and a single API with --audience (--client-id requires --user-id, and --audience requires both).
To revoke non-interactively, supply the token id and the --force flag to skip confirmation.
Usage
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke [flags]
Examples
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke <token-id>
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke <token-id> --force
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke --user-id <user-id> --force
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke --user-id <user-id> --client-id <client-id>
auth0 refresh-tokens revoke --user-id <user-id> --client-id <client-id> --audience <audience>
Flags
--audience string Narrow a user+client revocation to a single API audience. Requires --user-id and --client-id.
--client-id string Narrow a user revocation to a single client. Requires --user-id.
--force Skip confirmation.
--user-id string Revoke all refresh tokens for this user, instead of a single token by id.
Inherited Flags
--debug Enable debug mode.
--no-color Disable colors.
--no-input Disable interactivity.
--tenant string Specific tenant to use.
Related Commands
- auth0 refresh-tokens delete - Delete a refresh token
- auth0 refresh-tokens revoke - Revoke refresh tokens
- auth0 refresh-tokens show - Show a refresh token
- auth0 refresh-tokens update - Update a refresh token