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I'm able to authorize just fine with the gem. But then I use xeroizer to hit xero's api. I'm storing the token, secret token, and oauth_verifier in a model associated with the user.
But it's not recognizing my tokens when trying to use the api. I keep getting a 401 on any request. I've tried to use the xeroizer gem's methods to exchange request token for an access token, but get a 401 there as well. Update: I think I see what's going on finally, lol. When I access the xeroizer's client #access_token attribute, I can see the access token/secret are the same as what I'm storing from the return from this gem. Just really not sure how to address this signature issue on my end :(
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I'm able to authorize just fine with the gem. But then I use
xeroizer
to hit xero's api. I'm storing the token, secret token, and oauth_verifier in a model associated with the user.But it's not recognizing my tokens when trying to use the api. I keep getting a 401 on any request. I've tried to use the
xeroizer
gem's methods to exchange request token for an access token, but get a 401 there as well.Update: I think I see what's going on finally, lol. When I access the xeroizer's client #access_token attribute, I can see the access token/secret are the same as what I'm storing from the return from this gem. Just really not sure how to address this signature issue on my end :(
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: