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Hello,
I am facing an issue with a Logic Apps workflow configured to send HTTP requests to the Algolia API. Despite setting the correct API Key and Application ID in the HTTP action headers, Algolia logs show that a different API Key is being received.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
X-Algolia-Application-Id
: [MY_APP_ID]
X-Algolia-API-Key
: [MY_CONFIGURED_API_KEY]Troubleshooting steps already taken:
Expected behavior: The API Key configured in the Logic App should be sent exactly as set in the headers.
Actual behavior: Algolia receives a different API Key, which causes authentication issues.
Request for assistance: How can I ensure the correct API Key is sent to Algolia without any modification? Are there any hidden settings or configurations in Logic Apps that could alter the API Key?
I am facing an issue with a Logic Apps workflow configured to send HTTP requests to the Algolia API. Despite setting the correct API Key and Application ID in the HTTP action headers, Algolia logs show that a different API Key is being received.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
X-Algolia-Application-Id
: [MY_APP_ID]
X-Algolia-API-Key
: [MY_CONFIGURED_API_KEY]Troubleshooting steps already taken:
Expected behavior:
The API Key configured in the Logic App should be sent exactly as set in the headers.
Actual behavior:
Algolia receives a different API Key, which causes authentication issues.
Request for assistance:
How can I ensure the correct API Key is sent to Algolia without any modification? Are there any hidden settings or configurations in Logic Apps that could alter the API Key?
Hello,
Thank you for clarifying and sharing the correct link. I’ll review it and see if it helps resolve the issue.
I appreciate your support!
Best regards,