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[APPS] Use app host for OAuth authorization#436
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not sure it makes a difference, but seems safe enough to try!
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Motivation
Apps upload OAuth currently builds the browser authorization URL on
https://api.<site>/oauth2/v1/authorize. Datadog OAuth docs and other internal clients use the app host for browser authorization and the api host for token exchange. In the wrong-org upload investigation, this is one suspicious difference in our OAuth client flow.Changes
Split the derived Datadog OAuth endpoints so browser authorization uses
https://app.<site>/oauth2/v1/authorize, while the token exchange continues to usehttps://api.<site>/oauth2/v1/token.This PR is intentionally narrow. It does not include token persistence changes or org-selection validation.
QA Instructions
Run an Apps upload that uses OAuth and confirm the browser opens the Datadog OAuth authorization flow on the
apphost.Blast Radius
This affects Apps upload OAuth flows that rely on the default Datadog OAuth configuration. API key upload flows and callers that provide a custom OAuth config are unchanged.
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