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Location of APICURIO_UI_URL when configuring keycloak for Apicurio? #472

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tiagosiebler opened this issue Oct 6, 2018 · 10 comments
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@tiagosiebler
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I'm following this and I'm stuck in step 4. I've created a new realm by importing the file. The steps say:

To do this, click on Clients in the right side of the Keycloak Admin Console. From the resulting list of clients, click on apicurio-studio.

While I'm in the realm, I don't see this in the list of clients:
screenshot 2018-10-06 at 23 23 50

If I go to the master realm, I do see something for apicurio:
screenshot 2018-10-06 at 23 24 20

But I don't see anything matching APICURIO_UI_URL or return_url or anything like the screenshots, this is what I see:
screenshot 2018-10-06 at 23 24 20

What am I missing?

Thanks for the help!

@EricWittmann
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Hoo boy, I do not know how you got into that state. :)

As soon as I get a chance, I'll record a quick video of me configuring Keycloak for Apicurio. Maybe that will help.

@EricWittmann
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What version of Keycloak did you download?

@tiagosiebler
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@EricWittmann the one linked to here: https://apicurio-studio.readme.io/docs/setting-up-keycloak-for-use-with-apicurio

I've been tinkering more, no idea why it wasn't shown by default but I managed to add it manually - wasn't too many settings to guess 😄 I'm up and running!

Still a question though, should I be using a different keycloak version?

@EricWittmann
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This video doesn't show it, but when I'm adding the new realm, I click the Select File button and choose the realm.json file that I downloaded.

@EricWittmann
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I used Keycloak version 4.5.0, which is the latest version...

@EricWittmann
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Glad it's working. Although if the import of realm.json didn't work, then you might have some problems down the road. Specifically when it comes to Account Linking with GitHub/GitLab etc. Check this setting, for example:

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Under Client Default Roles for the broker. The 'read-token' role is important. :)

@EricWittmann
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Oh, and generally speaking newer versions of Keycloak are better. But anything in the 4's should be good.

@tiagosiebler
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Ah that explains why the github link wasn't working :) from the docs it sounded like I must use that version, I recommend revising that! I'll try the latest version as soon as I can. Thanks as always, Eric!

@EricWittmann
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Hey @tiagosiebler did you ever get this working?

@tiagosiebler
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Ended up using the latest version, I think... nothing needed from your side. Thanks!

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