auth0-extensions / auth0-deploy-cli-extension Goto Github PK

Following the CLI Extension instructions, I clicked Create Extension, then gave it the URL:

https://github.com/auth0-extensions/auth0-deploy-cli-extension

After clicking Install I get this error message at the top:

A custom extension cannot be named as an official extension.

Is this a problem with the extension or docs?

When I click uninstall extension I get the message:
IMPORTANT: You are about to delete 'Auth0 Deploy CLI'. This means that it will not be available anymore. Do you really want to uninstall this extension? Doing so will also remove the rule and the token endpoint.. Do you want to continue?

But when I click OK nothing happens

When I install the extension (version 2.0), in the Extensions gallery, I see a link "Update to 1.0 (latest)".

Can you please add a changelog to this project?

It is not very comforting when a new version becomes available for this extension, but there are no easy ways to know about what changed, especially for folks less familiar with git and GitHub.

Hi, Getting following on a fresh deploy

When I follow the installation steps, the summary shows me a message saying that "this is an untrusted extension that has not been reviewed by Auth0".

• The text and images are squashed
• The config.json is missing commas
• The config.json should include keyword mappings and rules exclusions

Tried this out on several tenants and was always met with the same response.

Putting an invalid URL in changes the error to "The URL is invalid"

The example config.json snippet is missing commas

{
  "AUTH0_DOMAIN": "foo.auth0.com"
  "AUTH0_CLIENT_ID": "< auth0-deploy-cli-extension client ID >"
  "AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET": "< auth0-deploy-cli-extension client secret >"
}

It shows the following syntax

a0deploy -i <your repo directory> -c <your config json>

The updated syntax with the new CLI would go something like this

a0deploy export -c <your config json> -f yaml -o <your repo directory>

The images and formatting needs to be cleaned up:

• The text and images are too close together making it hard to read
• The top screenshot has some faded text at the top
• Improve the image resolution, clean up identifiable info

1. The created Client application is of type "generic" - what is that and where is it documented?

2. Because the Client is "generic" I can't seemingly see/modify the Management API permissions the application has. The Github deploy app has same "generic" type and problem.

3. Generic type does not seem to be an option for creating via Dashboard.

Issue

Following the installation instructions laid out here the scopes that are requested are not sufficient for running the a0deploy cli to export from a tenant. The export fails because it requires read:roles.

To recreate:

1. Follow the instructions to create the extension via the 'Create Extension' button (it will automatically create an application with scopes assigned)
2. Install the a0deploy cli locally
3. Plug in the client id and client secret from the application that the extension created
4. Run a0deploy export -c config.json --strip -f directory -o dir/path

The error I get is

Problem loading tenant data from Auth0 APIError: {"statusCode":403,"error":"Forbidden","message":"Insufficient scope, expected any of: read:roles","errorCode":"insufficient_scope"}

To resolve

I was able to resolve this by creating the application manually as described here and adding all the scopes the extension creates by default as well as the read:roles scope. Using this application I am able to export my tenant configuration 👍 I suggest updating the scopes that the extension applies to the application that it creates. Though, I am not sure what in my tenant is causing it to require read:roles in the first place...

Hiya, I have this issue, and no idea where to go from there:

$ a0deploy export -c config.json -f yaml -o ./
2019-06-27T16:50:52.761Z - info: Loading Auth0 Tenant Data
2019-06-27T16:50:52.763Z - info: Retrieving tenant data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:52.893Z - info: Retrieving rules data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.020Z - info: Retrieving pages data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.273Z - info: Retrieving resourceServers data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.394Z - info: Retrieving clients data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.564Z - info: Retrieving databases data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.711Z - info: Retrieving connections data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.853Z - info: Retrieving rulesConfigs data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:53.975Z - info: Retrieving emailProvider data from Auth0
2019-06-27T16:50:54.092Z - error: Problem running command export
2019-06-27T16:50:54.093Z - error: Problem loading tenant data from Auth0 Internal Server Error: An internal server error occurred

How can I find out, or log more details about what's going on here?