Open victorcopque opened 1 month ago
In the Actions flow, if you want to modify the accessToken using api.accessToken.addScope, the token remais the same. Action that I used as example:
exports.onExecutePostLogin = async (event, api) => { const appMetadata = event.user.app_metadata; var permissions = appMetadata?.authorization?.permissions; var requestedScopes = event.request.body.scope || event.request.query.scope; var parsedScopes = requestedScopes.split(" "); var allScopes = parsedScopes.concat(permissions); allScopes.forEach(scope => api.accessToken.addScope(scope)); };
NOTE: if you run the "same code" in Auth Pipeline > Rules, it works! 🎉
So if you inspect the token retrieved after login, the scopes remains unchanged
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2.2.4
18.2.0
Chrome
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Description
In the Actions flow, if you want to modify the accessToken using api.accessToken.addScope, the token remais the same. Action that I used as example:
NOTE: if you run the "same code" in Auth Pipeline > Rules, it works! 🎉
Reproduction
So if you inspect the token retrieved after login, the scopes remains unchanged
Additional context
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auth0-react version
2.2.4
React version
18.2.0
Which browsers have you tested in?
Chrome