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I'm using the Stormpath Angular SDK with Spring Boot Stormpath Starter version 2.0.0-okta-rc1. If I enter a bad password, the error message is "Invalid grant" rather than "Invalid username or password.".
You can reproduce this problem using HTTPie. The following will work.
http -f POST localhost:8080/oauth/token grant_type=password username=VALID_USERNAME password=CORRECT_PASSWORD
"Invalid grant" is the error is the error message we receive back from Okta. To change this, we will need to handle this case specifically. We need to look into this a bit more and make sure that the we only do this for user/password requests
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I'm using the Stormpath Angular SDK with Spring Boot Stormpath Starter version 2.0.0-okta-rc1. If I enter a bad password, the error message is "Invalid grant" rather than "Invalid username or password.".
You can reproduce this problem using HTTPie. The following will work.
This does not:
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