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I recently moved my codebase onto a new development org, and had to switch from "Remote Access" configuration to "Connected Apps" for my OAuth2 Web Services flow.

After getting everything set up, I found that I was no longer getting a refresh token in response to my request. The access_token works, but I assume it will eventually expire.

Is this because my Connected App configuration is still in a "Pending" state? I'm not ready to establish a namespace for development (a requirement for publishing a Connected App, according to this question), and I assume that's why the app is listed as Pending.

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  • It does appear that you have to commit to a namespace first. But why not just pick one, and if you change your mind later, just spin up a new dev org with the one you really want and migrate everything over to it? Not ideal, but may get you unstuck at least.
    – Adam
    Dec 12, 2012 at 18:23

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Actually, it might not have anything to do with the namespace.

After configuring a namespace, it still wasn't working. I took a closer look at the "Selected OAuth Scopes" section, and determined that I needed to enable "Perform requests on your behalf at any time" in order to get the refresh token.

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