Exported Custom Connector, where’s my client secret setting?
This post is part of a series of posts about custom connectors, and it addresses a recent issue encountered by the author. The issue was related to missing client secret settings in an exported custom connector, which turned out to be a bug that has since been solved (or might already be fixed in some regions).
If you are dealing with custom connectors and facing a similar issue, this post provides valuable insights into the bug and how it was solved. You'll also find the post useful if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in custom connector technology or are looking for solutions to related technical issues. So, continue reading to learn more about how to locate the missing client secret setting for your exported custom connector.
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