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Hi, community,
I'm working on a custom connector that needs to authenticate before data representation is done, and to do this I don't want to hardcode the auth credentials in my source code.
So, I declared a global list variable named
config = {"a"};
and in the shared MyCustomConnector.Contents function, I'm doing a List.ReplaceValue on item "a" in the list above.
shared MyCustomConnector.Contents = (BaseUrl as text, ClientId as text) =>
List.ReplaceValue(config, "a", BaseUrl, Replacer.ReplaceText);
so in my StartLogin function, I can just call the config by index like this.
//Start Login
StartLogin = (resourceUrl, state, display) =>
let
AuthorizeUrl ="https://"&Text.From(config{0})&"/oauth/authorize?" & Uri.BuildQueryString(
[
client_id = "11",
response_type="code",
state = state,
redirect_uri = redirect_uri
]
)
in
[
LoginUri = AuthorizeUrl,
CallbackUri = redirect_uri,
WindowHeight = windowHeight,
WindowWidth = windowWidth,
Context = null
];
But it appears that, the List.ReplaceValue is not being executed because whenever I try to set credential for authentication, "a" is being passed into the URL.
Any help will be much appreciated
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