I am creating a long lasting authorization key, because I don't want to use basic auth.
I put my generated key into the OAuth Access Token for the swagger playground Authorization
The lock closes
But if I try to run any methods I get informed
I am creating a long lasting authorization key, because I don't want to use basic auth.
I put my generated key into the OAuth Access Token for the swagger playground Authorization
The lock closes
But if I try to run any methods I get informed
Once you have the new access token you go back to the authorization lock and replace the access token? I was thinking the long lasting authorization token gave us direct access without having to do the redundant step of asking for a temporary one.
Maybe we will just use basic auth for swagger then and a long lasting token for the actual app.
Edit: Ok I confirmed it works, but easier to stick with basic auth while testing in swagger so we don't have to jump between 2 systems and generate a new password every time. Then use the long lasting key in the final app. Thanks for the explanation.