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Correct me if I'm wrong but if a string is returned for the expires_in field, this will still cause a problem. The only difference now is that an exception will be thrown instead, but it still means that this integration won't work if the oauth endpoint that we are calling returns a number like "expires_in": "3599" instead of "expires_in": 3599

Hello @dalsania1,

In the current implementation, if the expires_in value is a string, a TypeError will occur during the addition.
This error is caught by the except which discards it and logs a warning instead.
The resulting behavior is that self._expiration is set to the current timestamp.

The modified unit test ensures that an error is not thrown in the case of a string.

Some logic could be added to handle numeric string values however, thank you for bringing that up!