No oauth client details found for https://{domain}.net/ and oauthClientId {id}

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I trying get oauth access token for add on. I am getting No oauth client details found for https://{domain}.net and oauthClientId {id} error. Can anyone help me on this?

Request:

url=“https://auth.atlassian.io/oauth2/token”,
headers=>{“Content-Type”=>“application/x-www-form-urlencoded”, “Host”=>“auth.atlassian.io”, “Accept”=>“application/json”}}
method=>“post”,
body=>“grant_type=urn:ietf:params:oauth:grant-type:jwt-bearer&scope=READ+WRITE+ACT_AS_USER&assertion={jwt_assertion}”

jwt_assertion config:

{
iss: “urn:atlassian:connect:clientid:#{clientid}”,
sub: ‘urn:atlassian:connect:userkey:{userkey}’,
tnt: ‘https://{domain}.atlassian.net’,
aud: ‘https://auth.atlassian.io’,
iat: issued_at,
exp: expires_at
}

I have tried urn:atlassian:connect:useraccountid instead of urn:atlassian:connect:userkey

Still got the same error.

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I will try to recreate this. Are writing the OAuth dance from scratch or are you using a library?

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Thanks for the response @scallahan

I have followed the instructions provided by this link User impersonation for Connect apps. I have installed the add-on then got the add-on key and oauthClientId(client_key). I am trying to get access token from the api (https://auth.atlassian.io/oauth2/token). I didn’t get the response. Could you please guide me for this?. Is there any specific configuration needs to be done?

I haven’t use OAuth dance and any library still.

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Can you provide what data you passed in the assertion? Were you following this instructions during getting the context? Security for Jira Cloud apps

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Hi @scallahan, I have provided the assertion details in the question itself.
Assertion context:

{
iss: “urn:atlassian:connect:clientid:#{clientid}”,
sub: ‘urn:atlassian:connect:userkey:{userkey}’,
tnt: ‘https://{domain}.atlassian.net’,
aud: ‘https://auth.atlassian.io’,
iat: issued_at,
exp: expires_at
}

here client is an add-on client_key and user key is my user_key of jira account.

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Hey @arvindk Still trying to get more information to help sort this. Did you install the app first?

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@scallahan Yes I have installed the add-on.

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I did this Security for Jira Cloud apps

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@arvindk This is strange behavior and I have been unable to sort it out so I going to open an DevHelp Ticket

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Thanks @scallahan

Is it possible to track the status of the ticket?

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@scallahan Is it possible to track the ticket?

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Hi @arvindk, Scott here from Atlassian

i just happened upon this thread while doing some of my own development and ran into the same issue. It turned out that i was using the clientKey param from the installation lifecycle call instead of the oauthClientId param. Once I changed that it worked fine.

Give it a shot and let me know if it fixes your issue

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Thanks @scklein, I used clientKey params, but it is not working. it is showing same error

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@scallahan @scklein could you please let me know anything needs to be setup before testing this API?

I didn’t setup the OAuth or anything. Let me know if it is need to be configure?

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nothing needs to be set up before testing, but clientKey is the wrong param. you need to be using oauthClientId that comes in in the installed lifecyle hook

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Hi @scklein I have tested both clientKey and oauthClientId it was not worked for me. getting the same error.

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Hello @arvindk I have been trying to reproduce your issue and the only way I have been able to reproduce is to put in the incorrect clientid. I hope that narrows the scope of your troubleshooting.

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I have the same issue however I am not receiving oauthClientId in the request body or query string params. These are the values I am receiving on installed event:
BODY: key, clientKey, publicKey, sharedSecret, serverVersion, pluginsVersion, baseUrl, productType, description, eventType
QUERY: user_key, user_account_id

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If you would like you can remix this example if it helps get an idea of how this works
Glitch Example

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Not sure if this is still an issue, but after reading what @scklein said, I uninstalled and reinstalled my app checking the payload that came from the installed lifecycle. Low and behold there was an oauthClientId. After using that instead of the clientKey, impersonation worked. I am not sure if it was there before, or if it was only present after I added the ACT_AS_USER scope to my atlassian-connect.json. I don’t recall it being there before, but I can’t say one way or another.

Thanks @scklein!

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