We are evaluating the migrations of rules to actions.
I could see examples about how to set the custom claims to an access token in actions. But how do we read the claims from access token in actions? Atleast as far as i could see, only api.accessToken has setCustomClaims method. Is there any other way to achieve this?
Also we are reading and altering access token scopes in our rules. It seems, it is a limitation in actions. Do we have any alternative to achieve this?.
Thanks for posting your question, can I clarify it? You are asking if it’s possible to read claims from the access token before adding a new one/modifying existing ones. Am I right?
Yes, exactly. We do that in our existing rules. We read a particular claim, check if there are any existing value, do some validations and append some values and so on…
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Still waiting for an answer on this question. We want to be able to read the custom claim on the access token and I still don’t see any useful leads. @dawid.matuszczyk
I’m running into the same problem. I’ve posted a question in the October 24 AMA thread that links back to this one, but we do not want to wait until October 24 to get an answer.