No scopes included in response - Sample app
See original GitHub issueHi,
I’m using the sample app as the codebase and have included code from the drag and drop app to insert an image into the board. However, I’m getting the following error:
Uncaught (in promise) Error while command execution: Method 'create' requires scope 'boards:write'
In the app configuration, I’ve clicked these checkboxes and then the button.
I’ve also tried clicking on the Install app link from the app itself.
However, when I check the console, no scopes are included in the response.
How do I request scopes while getting an access token? Do I need to include additional query string parameters?
Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks!
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That’s very interesting. I created a new app in Miro and did the steps again, and this time I’m getting back the scope. For some reason, the previous app that I was reusing didn’t work (although everything configured correctly).
Yes everything worked fine for me.
Sorry about that, I forgot to mention that I also had
board:read
&board:write
scopes too.