Gabriel Segers
07/13/2026, 8:24 PMkapa.ai
07/13/2026, 8:24 PMstream_partition values inside an Authenticator configuration.
Based on what the knowledge sources do say:
⢠The HttpRequester documentation lists the available variables for the requester context as: config, next_page_token, stream_interval, stream_partition, stream_slice, creation_response, polling_response, and download_target. [HttpRequester reference]
⢠stream_partition is available within the HttpRequester scope (e.g., for path templating like /quotes/{{ stream_partition['id'] }}/quote_line_groups), but the authenticator is a sub-component of the requester, and there is no explicit documentation confirming that stream_partition is accessible within authenticator configurations.
In practice, authenticators in Airbyte's declarative framework are typically configured using config values (e.g., API keys, tokens) rather than per-partition dynamic values. The available authenticator types (ApiKey, Bearer, OAuth, etc.) are designed for connection-level credentials, not partition-level dynamic values. [HttpRequester reference]
In summary: The knowledge sources do not confirm that stream_partition is usable inside an authenticator configuration. If you need partition-dependent authentication logic, you would likely need to implement a Custom Authenticator in Python, as the standard declarative authenticators are not documented to support stream_partition interpolation.
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