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Need help on Issue with OAuth Routing in Custom Power Automate Connector

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Description

We are building a custom Power Automate connector for HighQ with requirements to prompt for:

Client ID
Secret Key
Host URL
Auth URL

However, when implementing the OAuth flow using scripts/custom code, the routing does not work as expected. Instead of using the Client ID and Host URL, it redirects directly to the Host URL.
While reviewing GitHub, we found your connector to be very similar to our requirements. The Microsoft team mentioned they cannot assist with custom code.
Request:
Could you guide us with any documentation, references, or best practices? Even a high-level overview would be helpful. Also, are there any specific tools or approaches you recommend for handling this scenario?

Thanks in advance!

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The issue mentions a custom Power Automate connector, OAuth flow, Client ID, Secret Key, Host URL, and Auth URL, but names no repository files, tests, or entry points. Start by identifying the connector definition and its OAuth routing configuration; done would require a concrete documented fix or reference explaining the redirect behavior.

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Domain
api, authentication, cloud
Issue type
Documentation
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