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When we return the JWKS for applications to validate, the order of that set can matter for applications which assume that the first key in the list is the current valid key. This sorts the resultant JWKS to ensure that the latest key is always first. When a key was requested for rotation, if the rotation time was in the past then the key would not be rotated. In this situation, the server now assumes that any "past" time indicates the rotation should occur *now* instead. |
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