I'm trying to generate token via auth0 CLI and the generated token places issuer value as being "TENANT_NAME.us.auth0.com" vs. Custom domain. We tried the following commands w/o any success:
auth0 login --tenant CUSTOM_DOMAIN_VALUE
auth0 test token --tenant CUSTOM_DOMAIN_VALUE
If we go via authorize url, use the base as CUSTOM_DOMAIN, the generated token correctly contains the ISSUER value being CUSTOM_DOMAIN. How to achieve this behavior via auth0 CLI?
In the enterprise setup, using custom domain is very normal. CLI provides good way to generate tokens w/o writing extra code. Being able to generate token via CLI using custom domain will simplify the dev flow.
pjain11
commented
1 month ago
Checklist
Describe the problem you'd like to have solved
I'm trying to generate token via auth0 CLI and the generated token places issuer value as being "TENANT_NAME.us.auth0.com" vs. Custom domain. We tried the following commands w/o any success:
auth0 login --tenant CUSTOM_DOMAIN_VALUE auth0 test token --tenant CUSTOM_DOMAIN_VALUE
If we go via authorize url, use the base as CUSTOM_DOMAIN, the generated token correctly contains the ISSUER value being CUSTOM_DOMAIN. How to achieve this behavior via auth0 CLI?
Here's sample authorize url format that works: https://CUSTOM_DOMAIN_VAL/authorize?response_type=token&client_id=CLIENT_ID_VALUE&redirect_uri=https://jwt.io&audience=MY_AUDIENCE_VAL&state=YOUR_STATE_VALUE
Describe the ideal solution
In the enterprise setup, using custom domain is very normal. CLI provides good way to generate tokens w/o writing extra code. Being able to generate token via CLI using custom domain will simplify the dev flow.
Alternatives and current workarounds
No response
Additional context
No response