addTokenToAllTokensEnumeration

addTokenToAllT... is a hypothetical function used in token management systems to apply a specified token across all targets within a defined scope. The function is commonly described in design documents and code bases as a mass-assignment utility for distributing or granting access tokens, credentials, or digital assets.

Typical purpose and use cases include initializing token ownership, distributing promotional or access tokens, and enforcing policy changes that require all accounts to receive a new token. It is often defined to operate on a collection of targets such as user accounts, devices, or applications, and it may accept parameters for token type, amount, validity, and metadata.

Behavior and design considerations commonly documented include idempotency, where repeated invocations do not create duplicate tokens, and explicit handling of failures. Implementations may perform the operation in a transactional or batched manner to balance consistency with performance. Depending on the system, the function may return a summary of successes and failures, along with error codes or exception data for auditing.

Security and governance are central concerns. Access to the function is typically restricted to authorized services or administrators, with detailed logging and audit trails. Rate limiting and retry strategies help prevent abuse or congestion, while validation checks ensure tokens are valid for distribution within the target scope.

Limitations of the approach include potential performance impact on very large target sets and the need for robust error handling to avoid partial deployments. Alternatives may include token-by-token distribution or event-driven mechanisms for token issuance.

See also: grantToken, revokeToken, distributeToken, batchUpdate.