@edchlee - Try following these steps:
- Navigate to Metabase in Chrome
- Log out of Metabase if you are not logged out already
- Open the Developer window (or right click and select “inspect”)
- In the Developer window, go to the Network tab
- You will see a red record button in the upper left. Click that twice to reset the request tracking.
- Log into Metabase using Google Authentication
- Look for a request in the Network tab that starts with “iframerpc?action”. Click on that.
- Under “Headers” you will see several sections
a.) General - Copy the Request URL from this section
b.) Request Headers - Copy all of the elements from this section - Make an API call to get the Session ID
a.) URL = Request URL from the General section
b.) Headers = Elements from the Request Headers section (if using Python , create and use dictionary of these items) - The Response from the API call will include an element called “id_token”. This is your Session ID.
NOTE: I personally did not have to include a payload in this particular API call
IMPORTANT : Keep in mind, that OAuth is meant to expire after a while (could be minutes, could a one or two days). The elements you copy and paste into your api call will eventually stop working, and you will have to repeat this process. I believe the element that changes is the “cookie” in the Request Headers
