fix(mcp): return expired status for OAuth reauthorization - #1826
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Add explicit check for 'MCP OAuth re-authorization' in mcpLivenessFailureStatus to return 'expired' instead of 'degraded'. Fixes UsefulSoftwareCo#1816
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Closing in favor of #1818 |
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Related Issue
Fixes #1816
Description
Fixes OAuth reauthorization status classification.
When an MCP OAuth token expires, the connection now correctly shows "expired" instead of "degraded", triggering the Reconnect button in the UI.
Problem
OAuth reauthorization failures were classified as "degraded" instead of "expired", hiding the reconnect state from users.
Solution
Added explicit check for "MCP OAuth re-authorization" in mcpLivenessFailureStatus to return "expired" status.
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