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Is there a way to uninstall BigCommerce app for app owner?
ClientID Credentials for BigcommerceBigcommerce API 404 error on previously working stores with SingleClick AppBigCommerce App Flow - BC to my service and vise versaHow do I initiate App install for Bigcommerce?Bigcommerce app submission - user flow requirementsHow to delete webhooks on uninstallCan I share a Draft App with a Bigcommerce User?Initiating Oauth process in BigCommerceWhile using the public app on the Bigcommerce, is the app uses the merchant specific OAuth token and store-hash for making store specific API calls?BigCommerce - Hello World App - Callback URLs
I'm setting up two BC applications and here's a scenario when I need to remove one of them from users store. Is there a way for app owner to initiate uninstall process?
In docs I saw only user-initiated uninstall
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I'm setting up two BC applications and here's a scenario when I need to remove one of them from users store. Is there a way for app owner to initiate uninstall process?
In docs I saw only user-initiated uninstall
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I'm setting up two BC applications and here's a scenario when I need to remove one of them from users store. Is there a way for app owner to initiate uninstall process?
In docs I saw only user-initiated uninstall
bigcommerce
asked Mar 25 at 15:47
Irina M.Irina M.
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I'm setting up two BC applications and here's a scenario when I need to remove one of them from users store. Is there a way for app owner to initiate uninstall process?
In docs I saw only user-initiated uninstall
bigcommerce
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There isn't really a method for an app to be "force uninstalled" from the app creator's end apart from invalidating the token by essentially deleting the app. We can definitely take that as a feature request, though. If you're able to share any additional details about your scenario for needing to uninstall an app from your end, that would be helpful context for our team.
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Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
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There isn't really a method for an app to be "force uninstalled" from the app creator's end apart from invalidating the token by essentially deleting the app. We can definitely take that as a feature request, though. If you're able to share any additional details about your scenario for needing to uninstall an app from your end, that would be helpful context for our team.
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Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
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There isn't really a method for an app to be "force uninstalled" from the app creator's end apart from invalidating the token by essentially deleting the app. We can definitely take that as a feature request, though. If you're able to share any additional details about your scenario for needing to uninstall an app from your end, that would be helpful context for our team.
answered Mar 25 at 20:26
Karen WhiteKaren White
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Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
– Irina M.
Mar 26 at 9:42
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There isn't really a method for an app to be "force uninstalled" from the app creator's end apart from invalidating the token by essentially deleting the app. We can definitely take that as a feature request, though. If you're able to share any additional details about your scenario for needing to uninstall an app from your end, that would be helpful context for our team.
answered Mar 25 at 20:26
Karen WhiteKaren White
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There isn't really a method for an app to be "force uninstalled" from the app creator's end apart from invalidating the token by essentially deleting the app. We can definitely take that as a feature request, though. If you're able to share any additional details about your scenario for needing to uninstall an app from your end, that would be helpful context for our team.
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Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
– Irina M.
Mar 26 at 9:42
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Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
– Irina M.
Mar 26 at 9:42
Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
– Irina M.
Mar 26 at 9:42
Hello Karen. Generally we'll have two applications: one with limited functionality, second will repeat that functionality and some additional. Why I want to implement those limits with two applications: second will require bigger set of scopes and I don't want to ask user for scopes he doesn't need. So at the point user has first (limited) application installed and installs second app I'm going to uninstall limited one for user to keep it clean and make user interact only with extended application.
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