Hello,
I’ve three Server-To-Server App and on the last I’ve created, I don’t see granular scope (I need user:read:list_users:admin)
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App without granular scope:
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App with Granular scope:
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My role:
Thank you for your help
Hello,
I’ve three Server-To-Server App and on the last I’ve created, I don’t see granular scope (I need user:read:list_users:admin)
App without granular scope:
App with Granular scope:
My role:
Thank you for your help
Hi @maxime.peccoux
Thanks for reaching out to us!
You should be able to see the scope in your app, you can directly search for the scope in the search bar
Hi Elisa,
As you can see on the screenshot, I can see the scopes, but not the granular scope entries
This could be because you might be using a Legacy app.
could you please try creating a new Server to Sever oauth app? @maxime.peccoux
For all my new app, I don’t see granular scopes, but only legacy scope.
Did you make a rollback on legacy scope model ?
No we did not @maxime.peccoux
Let me send you a DM to get more information about this issue
Hi @elisa.zoom !
I just wanted to say I am experiencing very similar issues, and have found nobody who can help me yet…
I just now created a brand new account level server to server oath app. For some reason I cannot find any of the granular scopes mentioned in the api documentation available on my list of scopes to add…
I have been trying so hard to figure out why I cannot add the appropriate scopes. There are a few I have tried to find with no luck, but for example I will include one of the response payloads I get back.
GET: https://api.zoom.us/v2/calendars/users/me/calendarList
{
"code": 104,
"message": "Invalid access token, does not contain scopes:[calendar:read:list_calendar_lists]"
}
However, when I go into the app to try to add that scope it isn’t in the list to choose from…
If it helps, I created the app as an admin user.
I would be so grateful if you could help me with this issue!
Thanks,
Kevin
Hi @BCR_Zoom_Dev
Thanks for reaching out to us!
This endpoint is to be used with a user-managed app, that is why you can not find the granular scope calendar:read:list_calendar_lists
You would have to use a general app type, user-managed to be able to access this endpoint