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Unable to Set Authentication at Collection Level, Making Inheritance Feature Ineffective #2326

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jeevankumarj25 opened this issue May 17, 2024 · 2 comments
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In the Bruno API client, users are unable to set authentication methods, such as Bearer Token, at the collection level. Consequently, each request must be manually configured with the authentication method. This undermines the purpose of the inheritance feature, which is supposed to streamline the process by allowing requests to inherit authentication settings from the collection level. The absence of this functionality makes it tedious to manage authentication for multiple requests within the same collection.

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@jeevankumarj25 jeevankumarj25 added the enhancement New feature or request label May 17, 2024
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This is already implemented. Click on the Gear Icon in the Top right corner to open collection settings and then select the auth tab.

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mpiecko commented May 17, 2024

In case it hit someone else after an upgrade: you need to specifically set Auth inside all Requests to Inherit, otherwise the Colelction setting will not be used (and you probably get an 401 Unauthorized error).

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