{
"error": "invalid_grant",
"error_description": "The specified token is not a refresh token.",
"error_uri": "documentation.openiddict.com/error..."
}
give me solution of this error
The solution in your case is most likely the same one that was required by most here who had the same issue: When you copy+paste the Refresh Token (or any token) from the Postman user interface, it also adds an extra paragraph character in the end of your token. So when you paste your token, press the Backspace key once to delete it.
If that does not work (unlikely), then your token is either the wrong one like Oleg suggested, or it even expired, or what was pasted/written is simply something else entirely.
{
"error": "invalid_grant",
"error_description": "The specified token is not a refresh token.",
"error_uri": "documentation.openiddict.com/error..."
}
give me solution of this error
Hi Ankush,
The solution in your case is most likely the same one that was required by most here who had the same issue: When you copy+paste the Refresh Token (or any token) from the Postman user interface, it also adds an extra paragraph character in the end of your token. So when you paste your token, press the Backspace key once to delete it.
If that does not work (unlikely), then your token is either the wrong one like Oleg suggested, or it even expired, or what was pasted/written is simply something else entirely.
I suppose you send an access token instead of a refresh token
you need enable "offline_access" scope to get refresh token