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Hello Community,I am trying to validate the issuers of multiple Firebase
projects on the same Apigee proxy. I will be calling the same Apigee
proxy endpoint from different Firebase apps. Each app will have a
different issuer in its JWT.Example:Fireba...
@dchiesa1 The issue is when I pass the JWT token of the first issuer, it
still enters the second policy as well even though the condition doesn't
match the issuer and returns the invalid claim.I tried removing the
second step condition and kept only ...
@dchiesa1 Thank you for providing the detailed solution.Also, I tried
the below with condition, if the JWT issuer matches with the first
issuer, then validate with the first policy. If it does not, go to the
second condition. VerifyJWT-1
jwt.Decode-...
@dchiesa1 With the suggested solution, I could only add a single issuer
to a policy. I need to add multiple Firebase project issuer URLs to an
Apigee proxy policy.Firebase project 1:
https://securetoken.google.com/{firebaseId-1}Firebase project 2:
ht...
Issue fixed with the below policy by removing the source. If you pass
the JWT in the Authorization header as a bearer token (with the Bearer
prefix), do not specify the Source element in the policy
configuration.https://cloud.google.com/apigee/docs/a...
@dchiesa1 I am using the same Apigee policy to validate firebase JWT and
also changed the JWKS uri to
https://www.googleapis.com/service_accounts/v1/jwk/securetoken@system.gserviceaccount.comHowever,
it still gives me invalid token error.Can you plea...
