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I have the below AssignMessage policy which comes after a VerifyJWT
token and I'm trying to inject some of the claims into the request
headers. While I was able to do it with most of the claims, one of the
claims attributes look something like { "htt...
Hi, I'm running into this Deployment Error which is preventing any
changes from being released for testing. It was working fine last week
when I started testing around with it, but this week nothing is working
- the existing deployments are still the...
Hi @Giupo the issue for me was that there was a apigee service agent
role for a service account that got removed and as a result Apigee
runtime components were unable to communicate with the Apigee Management
Plane. Hope that helps!
I thought there was a typo and properties.jwtRolesVariableName should be
quotes, but I tried it and your syntax is correct it shouldn't be in
quotes. I'm just wondering whether there's some reference in the
documentation for how variables work in the...
Thank you! Would like to check if this is similar if I use the
JavaScript Policy? As there were some string manipulations that I wanted
to do using Javascript, I thought it would be easier to just use
Javascript Policy to assign message as well. Howe...
