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The auth/token/revoke will not error out if the token does not exists, it always tries to revoke the token and return success to the client whether or not the token exists. This makes the behavior of auth/token/revoke-accessor coherent with this and remove the need to check whether the token still exists.
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```release-note:improvement
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auth/token: The `auth/token/revoke-accessor` endpoint is now idempotent and will
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not error out if the token has already been revoked.
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```
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