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"You can register more than one callback URL."

is said in Callback URL tooltip.

But there is no example on how to enter multiple URLs.

What is the correct separator?

I've tried ";", "\n".

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Alex L.
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That's a typo on the tooltip and we will fix it.

Today you can use *

Update Sep 2022

This feature is now available!

Augusto Goncalves
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  • This means in my case, that I have to register 3 apps. One for every stage: 1. `https://my-app.dev.otc.test.com/callback/forge` 2. `https://my-app.otc.test.com/callback/forg` 3. `http://localhost:8080/callback/forge` – h2mch Sep 14 '21 at 06:50
  • you can use * for 1 and 2, but it’s better to have different IDs for different environments, prevents data loss – Augusto Goncalves Sep 14 '21 at 18:35
  • @AugustoGoncalves I'm having the same problem, using `*` doesn't solve it. What separator can we use to specify different URLs with different domains? Also, the tooltip still hasn't been fixed. – Edson Horacio Junior Feb 07 '22 at 21:58
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It may be worth trying without a separator.

screenshot

bad_coder
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you want to set the callback URL as

*.myapp.com

and we can use it

dev.myapp.com
test.myapp.com
any.myapp.com
Sanjith
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Although the tooltip says it's possible, I got confirmation from AutoDesk's support that multiple URLs as in different hostnames is not supported currently. It is supposed to come in the next couple of months though.

If the hostname is only one, you can add * as a wildcard to support multiple routes and query strings.

Edson Horacio Junior
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(Sorry to post this as an answer but S.O. won't let me comment; brilliant system.)

@Edson posted above that this (as of his answer in February) is not actually possible yet, but would be coming in a couple months. Anyone know if this actually has been fixed/supported? (Not holding my breath...)

Also, is the wildcard the only option? My paths do not all match a simple pattern. e.g.

local.myapp.com
www.myapp.com
staging.myapp.com/stagingDev
staging.myapp.com/stagingQA

I have to say, when I did the exact same thing with Procore, it was so much easier. They have a simple text box (instead of a single line) and you just enter as many entries as you need.

TIA!

David
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As of 1st September 2022 it is possible now to add multiple Callback URLs: enter image description here

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