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Hi, I want to create OAuth override credentials for a workspace and source type.

I'm using this guide:
<https://reference.airbyte.com/reference/workspaceoauthcredentials>

The endpoint returns 200ok, but I still can't use my own credentials. Any ideas on where I'm missing something?

I already have the redirects and my credentials configured in the Google console?

<@U04S8PLJWMT> i have this <https://cloud.airbyte.com/auth_flow> to my Authorized redirect URIs, but still seeing Airbyte and no my credentials

If you have added `<https://cloud.airbyte.com/auth_flow>` to your Authorized redirect URIs in the Google console, but Airbyte is still using its own credentials (not yours), this is likely due to how Airbyte Cloud manages OAuth credentials for connectors.  **Key points from the knowledge sources:**  - **Airbyte Cloud connectors**: For connectors managed by Airbyte (not Marketplace or custom connectors), Airbyte uses its own OAuth client credentials by default. The UI typically does not expose a way to use your own credentials for these connectors, even if you have configured the redirect URI and provided your credentials in the Google console. This is by design for a simplified user experience, but it limits the ability to override with your own credentials in the UI for these connectors [Using OAuth to Connect](<https://docs.airbyte.com/platform/using-airbyte/oauth>).  - **Credential override limitations**: There are ongoing discussions and issues about the need for a toggle or feature flag to allow users to switch between Airbyte-managed and user-provided credentials. Currently, if the UI does not expose the fields for your credentials, you cannot use them, even if you have set up everything correctly in the Google console and via the API [Bring back "Bring-your-own-credentials" for OAuth2 authorization schemes](<https://github.com/airbytehq/airbyte/issues/52084>).  - **API override**: While you can use the API to set workspace-level OAuth credentials, the UI may still default to Airbyte-managed credentials for certain connectors, and there is no guarantee your override will be used unless the connector and platform support it [API Reference: createOrUpdateWorkspaceOAuthCredentials](<https://reference.airbyte.com/reference/start>).  **Summary:**   Even with the correct redirect URI and your credentials configured in Google, Airbyte Cloud may not allow you to use your own credentials for certain connectors due to current UI and platform limitations. This is a known issue and is being discussed for future improvements. If you need to use your own credentials, you may need to use a self-managed (OSS) Airbyte instance or wait for this feature to be supported in Airbyte Cloud.  If you have a specific connector in mind, please mention it, as support for credential overrides can vary by connector.