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Starting with release 2.0.0 B2, the OpenAPI toolkit now requires explicit credential configuration for all toolkits. Previously configured toolkits must be updated to include credential selection.

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Overview

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for migrating existing OpenAPI toolkits to ELITEA version 2.0.0 B2. This release introduces mandatory credential configuration for all OpenAPI toolkits.

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Breaking Changes

OpenAPI Toolkit: Required Credentials Configuration Affected Users: All users with existing OpenAPI toolkits What You Need to Do:

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Step 1: Update Existing OpenAPI Toolkits

  1. Navigate to Toolkits: Open the sidebar and select Toolkits
  2. Open Toolkit: Click on your existing OpenAPI toolkit - you will see the OpenAPI credentials configuration field highlighted
  3. Access Credential Dropdown: Click on the OpenAPI credentials configuration field
  4. Create New Credential: Click New OpenAPI credentials from the dropdown
    • You will be navigated to the credential creation page
    • Select Type: OpenAPI Configuration is pre-selected
    • Configure Authentication: Select the appropriate authentication method:
      • For APIs with authentication: Choose either:
        • API Key Authentication (Bearer, Basic, or Custom header)
        • OAuth 2.0 Authentication (OAuth flows)
    • For public APIs without authentication: Select Anonymous
    • Fill Required Fields: Complete the authentication configuration based on your selected method
    • Save Credential: Click Save to create the credential
    • For detailed authentication configuration instructions, see the OpenAPI Toolkit Guide - Authentication Methods
  5. Navigate Back: Return to the Toolkit detail page
  6. Refresh Credentials: Click the refresh icon in the OpenAPI credentials configuration dropdown to load your newly created credential
  7. Select Credential: Choose your credential from the dropdown
  8. Save Toolkit: Click Save to update the toolkit
Cerdential create
  • Existing OpenAPI toolkits will not function until credentials are configured
  • If your API does not require authentication, you must still create and select an Anonymous credential
  • If you already have credentials created, skip step 4 and directly select your credential from the dropdown
  • You can reuse the same credential across multiple toolkits that access the same API

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Step 2: Verify Toolkit Functionality

After updating your toolkits, verify they are working correctly:
  1. Open Toolkit Detail Page: Navigate to your updated toolkit
  2. Access TOOLS Section: View the list of available tools
  3. Test a Tool: Select any tool and use the TEST SETTINGS panel to execute a test request
  4. Check Response: Verify that authentication is working and you receive expected responses
If you encounter authentication errors, review your credential configuration and ensure all required fields are correctly set.

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Need Help?

If you experience issues during migration or have questions about the new credential requirements: