Revoke one of the caller's own delegated-access grants by id
Revoke one of the caller's own OAuth grants, by id, withdrawing an agent's consent to act on the caller's behalf. Authenticated only: no role check, and no gateway ownership pre-fetch, because the control plane resolves "me" from the asserted bearer. A delegated caller (an agent acting for the user) is refused with a 404, because a borrowed authority must not revoke a peer's consent. A malformed grant_id (not oauthgrant_<21 alphanumerics>) is the same non-disclosing 404, never a 400 - the format check is also what keeps a caller-supplied id from being interpolated into an upstream path. The request body is forwarded verbatim.
Request
- Base URL: https://api.atlan.com (the document declares no server; this is the origin it was published from)
- URL: https://api.atlan.com/registry/v1/users/me/oauth-grants/{grant_id}/revoke
- Auth: HTTP bearer
Path parameters
The control-plane OAuth-grant id (oauthgrant_<21>).
Headers
Codings applied to the request body, outermost last. Send base64, or gzip, base64 to compress first; the body is decoded before it is read and Content-Type still names the inner media type. Omit for an unencoded body.
Response
The grant was revoked; the body is the revoked grant.
Changes
No recorded changes to this operation across all 1 revision of this API.