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Shows how to fix feature Request: Expose WebSocket-based OAuth flow for Tauri/Electron desktop apps. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Covers this Nango problem: Feature Request: Expose WebSocket-based OAuth flow for Tauri/Electron desktop apps. Nango's @nangohq/frontend SDK relies on window.open() popups for OAuth, which Tauri/Electron webviews do not support.
The recommended pattern: implement a custom script that creates the webhook in the third-party service, like Salesforce, when a connection is created, triggered by Nango's post-connection-creation event, and clean it up with the pre-connection-deletion event. That way you control the webhook registration and can attac…
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External webhooks forwarded through Nango arrive as just the raw third-party payload, with none of the documented Nango metadata like connectionId or integration id. That makes it impossible to link the webhook back to the connection it belongs to.
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Fixed in @nangohq/frontend 0.36.31 via PR #1299. Update the frontend SDK to that version or later. The reporter confirmed the fix works perfectly. Source: Source:
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The Nango frontend SDK throws The authorization window was closed before the authorization flow was completed even though the OAuth popup completes successfully. Slow completions tripped it; fast ones passed, which made it maddening to reproduce.
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Fixed upstream in Nango PR #4025. Update Nango to a version containing that fix and user-scope connections return the user token properly. Source:
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Triggering a Nango connection for Slack with user scopes via authorization_params throws incomplete_raw_credentials, because the SDK only handled the bot token path and dropped the user token. Users who need the Slack user token from oauth.v2.access could not get one.
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