Here are some things @Venkatasubramanian Balasubramanian you can check
- Assuming your account is verified, confirm you have the correct consumer key, secret, access token, and access token secret.
- Verify your Twitter app has access to your Twitter account.
- Check that your Twitter app you created has the correct callback URL; should look something like
https://prod-00.<region>.logic.azure.com/workflows/<workflow-name>/triggers/manual/paths/invoke/oauth2/callback
where
- prod-00: This is the Logic App runtime environment.
- <region>: This is the region where your Logic App is deployed. For example, westus2.
- <workflow-name>: This is the name of your Logic App workflow.
- triggers/manual/paths/invoke: This is the path that is used to trigger the OAuth callback.
- oauth2/callback: This is the endpoint that the OAuth provider will call back to after the user has authenticated.
If that still doesn't work, you may need to remove the OAuth connection and retry the operation. If you're still having issues, please comment down below so we can work offline with you.