An error occurred calling InitiateAuth operation: Unable to verify secret hash for client about warrant HOT 12 CLOSED

Please, update the documentation, it would be nice know about this at the "Getting started" stage.

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Maybe I missed something, but 3 months ago it was required that

When creating the App, the generate client secret box must be unchecked because the JavaScript SDK doesn't support apps that have a client secret.

p.s. aws_srp.py module was ported from Amazon Cognito Identity SDK for JavaScript, so this requirement (client secret box must be unchecked) should apply to warrant too

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@armicron : is it fixed ? can you please tell me more on how to fix it ? thank you.

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@appsassociates-dev "When creating the App, the generate client secret box must be unchecked"

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Are there any plans to support AWS Client apps with generated secrets?

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@jonasao I think that should be a separate issue.

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@bjinwright Added as issue #44

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@armicron Can we close this issue.

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@bjinwright yes, it's a duplicate of 44.

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Yes,

Client secret box must be unchecked when you create a user pool

Due to this problem, I've been studying a lot, but this must be reflected in the README page.

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Due to this problem, I've been studying a lot, but this must be reflected in the README page.

Totally agreed. I had to drop print statements all around django-warrant as well as warrant to figure out what was going wrong with my implementation.

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Try this answer which I posted in stackoverflow. It mention how to create SECRET_HASH in python without uncheck Generate client secret when creating an app.

solution - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37438879/unable-to-verify-secret-hash-for-client-in-amazon-cognito-userpools/56581239#56581239

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