New issue?
Bug
I have 2 separate MCP configs, one pointing to a sandbox Okta instance, and another pointing to our production instance. I noticed that if I have both enabled, one of them does not work.
I believe what's happening here is that the okta-mcp-server will fetch access + refresh tokens and store them as OktaAuthManager entries. Since they use the same name and account, they are overwriting each other.
Expected behavior
I would expect the okta-mcp-server to be able to handle MCP configs for 2 separate Okta instances simultaneously.
Observed behavior
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Relevant log output
Additional information
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New issue?
Bug
I have 2 separate MCP configs, one pointing to a sandbox Okta instance, and another pointing to our production instance. I noticed that if I have both enabled, one of them does not work.
I believe what's happening here is that the okta-mcp-server will fetch access + refresh tokens and store them as OktaAuthManager entries. Since they use the same name and account, they are overwriting each other.
Expected behavior
I would expect the okta-mcp-server to be able to handle MCP configs for 2 separate Okta instances simultaneously.
Observed behavior
No response
Relevant log output
Additional information
No response