Getting a bad request when sending param to /authorize

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Hi
I am trying to send a prompt=none to the /authorize endpoint with the hope to keep my users logged in when their token expires. I have the following setup. As soon as I pass prompt as my param I get a 400 bad request. Any help or tip is greatly appreciated

export default class Auth {
 auth0: auth0.WebAuth;
 session: Session

constructor() {
this.auth0 = new auth0.WebAuth({
domain: AUTH_CONFIG.domain,
clientID: AUTH_CONFIG.clientId,
redirectUri: AUTH_CONFIG.callbackUrl,
responseType: ‘token id_token’,
scope: ‘openid email’
});

 this.session = Session.expired();

}

login = () => {
this.auth0.authorize({prompt: ‘none’});
}

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Hi there @fmozaffari, welcome to the Auth0 Community!

Have you experienced success in previous redirects? If not, it makes me wonder if this is the result of a bad redirectUri? Can you verify when you get a chance? Thanks!

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Thanks for the response James.
redirectUri is set to the root of my development environment. http://local.mySite.com:3000
As I mentioned, As soon as I take {prompt: ‘none’} out of my authorize method things start to work as expected

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Can you share you tenant with me in a direct message when you get a chance? Thanks!

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Hi James
I sent you the tenant yesterday.
Thanks for your help

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Hi there @fmozaffari, I wanted to follow up on this front and see if you could send me a HAR file capture of the /authorize call failure in a direct message? Please be sure to select “Preserve log” to catch redirects, thanks!

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Touching base on this subject @fmozaffari, after reviewing the HAR file you sent over the only 400 failures I saw within the capture was your primary test domain on port 3000. This get request doesn’t contain any additional information.

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