Description
I have a development installed application and want to publish it without any API scopes, because what I really want is to have event subscriptions for participant/host joining/leaving the event. Can I publish it that way, then later on add in the scopes? Just want to do some basic testing before we write a formal specification. Obviously this means the review process will have to happen twice. Would this be acceptable?
Which App Type (OAuth / Chatbot / JWT / Webhook)?
OAuth, Webhook
I’ve been reading this forum and it does seem that making changes to the installed application then requesting a review and getting the installed application re-published is fine.
But now to my implicit question. Is it fine to have an published OAuth installed application that has no scopes, is just there for the Webhooks? We will be using the Zoom API at a later stage of development so will be requesting another review. But at the first stage of development our code at the redirect_url will not need to do anything.
Even if you just have webhooks enabled on your app, they still require a scope. For example, the Participant Joined Meeting webhook requires the scope meeting:read scope. It will be automatically added upon selection of the event subscription.
