GraphQL calls using third-party auth always return 'Invalid database secret'

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Hey all,
I have setup third-party Auth for my fauna db instance, with Auth0 as the identity provider. Everything works perfectly if I use the JS FQL driver so my configuration is correct.
However when ever I try to use GraphQL, either in the gql playground provided on the fauna dashboard or via apollo client in my app, every request errors out and returns “Invalid database secret”.
I have tried exactly the same query in both and looked at the network headers and both the FQL driver and my gql client are attaching the same "authorization": "Bearer my-jwt-from-auth0-here"
So I’m a little perplexed :stuck_out_tongue:

Thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
Cheers

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I also have this issue, would love to hear of a solution🙃

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We have logged a ticket for this problem (CE-51 is the number in case you have communications with customer support or other Fauns about this)

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I have the same issue. Is there something new?

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Hi Marc-Hoch,

The work that Brecht referred to above is still in progress. Unfortunately we don’t have a release date for the fix that’s being developed at this time.

Cory

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Any news on this? You should add a note about the limitation on the Auth0 tutorial :upside_down_face:

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Hi Danny,

No updates yet, the work is still ongoing. We appreciate your patience while we sort it out.

Cory

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hey @Cory_Fauna and @databrecht hows the work going on this?

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Hi @Matt_Hill thanks for following up! The issues (and internal ticket CE-51) have been resolved. You should be able to use JWT tokens in your GraphQL requests, now.