I am trying to get the list of all processes from the Orchestrator API.
Unfortunately, I get the following message in response:
“‘details’: ‘You are not allowed to perform this operation.’,”
I figured, it is a permission mismatch, and I need to alocate extra permissions to be able to perform this action. According to the API Documentation, the permissions to view processes is “Packages.View”. Now the problem is, “Packages” is not an available App Scope, and hence cannot be set.
What would be the way to get the list of all processes from the orchestrator API?
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Just a few minutes ago I had the same problem as yours, I could not get the List of Processes from the Orchestrator API using the endpoint: ‘{orchestrator_url}/odata/Releases’
I was getting the exact same error message “You are not allowed to perform this operation.”
To fix the problem, I added some scopes that were missing for my application. The combination I used to get it working was:
I do not know which one of the 9 scopes I used is the one that solved the problem, that is because for my application I need this combination. If you don’t want to use all of the scopes I used, try testing the 9 scopes, one by one until you find the exact one you need.
I hope this helps you, as your question also helped me.