Can’t get this config to load properly… we’re trying to automate a least-privilege audit across our Genesys Cloud orgs, and the standard reporting tools are too slow for the volume of clients we have. I’m writing a Python script using the platform-client-sdk to pull every OAuth client and verify their assigned scopes against a baseline policy stored in HashiCorp Vault. The issue is that the oauth_api.get_oauth_client(client_id) endpoint returns a client_secret_hash but strips out the actual scopes array in the response body. I assumed the scopes were part of the client definition, but looking at the JSON payload, it’s just metadata like client_name, client_uri, and redirect_uris.
I tried hitting the generic /api/v2/oauth/clients list endpoint, but that also doesn’t expose scope details. I checked the oauth:client:read scope on the service account running the script, and it seems correct. I’ve been digging through the API docs for a separate endpoint like /api/v2/oauth/clients/{id}/scopes, but nothing comes up. Is there a hidden endpoint or a specific SDK method I’m missing? Or do I need to reconstruct the scope list by iterating through every permission matrix in the org? That feels inefficient. Here’s the snippet I’m using to fetch the client details:
from genesyscloud import oauth_api
api = oauth_api.OauthApi(configuration)
try:
client = api.get_oauth_client(client_id='my-client-id', expand=['scopes'])
print(client.to_dict())
except Exception as e:
print(e)
The expand parameter doesn’t seem to work here either. The response is identical without it. I’ve tried adding x-gw-ims-org-id headers manually, but that’s for Adobe, so that was a dead end. What am I missing? The docs are sparse on this specific detail, and I don’t want to hardcode scope checks if the API can just give me the data directly. I need to know if a client has analytics:report:read without manually checking the UI. Is there a workaround?