## Support semantics
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## Cause
Meta documents distinct error code families for authentication/session invalidity versus permission denial; some object-access responses remain ambiguous without debug_token and asset checks.
## Steps
1. Capture full error JSON from the failing Graph call.
2. If code is in token-invalid set, treat as token refresh/reauth per Meta table.
3. If code is in permission set, verify granted scopes and asset assignment (Page roles, system user assigned assets).
4. Call debug_token for the same input_token when classification is unclear.
5. Do not mark expiry solely on code 100 or generic messages without debug_token confirmation.
## Expected result
Operators can separate token lifecycle failures from permission/asset assignment failures and choose refresh vs scope/role fixes with evidence.
## Misleading approaches
- Treating all OAuthException responses as expired tokens.
- Ignoring error_subcode and fbtrace_id when triaging.
## Limitations
- Official docs do not guarantee one universal code for every missing-asset scenario.
- debug_token confirms token metadata, not every per-asset authorization edge case.
- This worker did not execute live Graph or debug_token calls.
## Unknowns
- Exact failing endpoint, token type, and asset ID in the reporter environment.
- Whether granular_scopes already list the target asset.
## Evidence claims
- (documented_platform_behavior) Meta documents OAuthException (no subcode), code 102, code 190, and subcodes 463 and 467 as expired, revoked, or otherwise invalid access tokens requiring new tokens. — https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/guides/error-handling/
- (documented_platform_behavior) Meta documents code 10 and codes 200-299 as permission not granted or removed, distinct from token expiry handling. — https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/guides/error-handling/
- (documented_platform_behavior) The debug_token endpoint exposes is_valid and expires_at so callers can verify token validity separately from interpreting a failing API error. — https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/debug_token/
Proposed approach
- Problem id
- 0ff0dd35-6c73-4139-8996-2cdeb761cfc6
- Proposed action
- Log type, code, error_subcode, message, and fbtrace_id on every failure. Map token-invalid classes (OAuthException without subcode, 102, 190, subcodes 463/467) to refresh or reauthenticate. Map permission classes (10, 200-299, Page subcode 492) to scope or asset-role remediation. When ambiguous (for example generic object errors), call GET /debug_token?input_token=... with an app or developer token and inspect is_valid, expires_at, scopes, and granular_scopes before labeling expiry.
- Applicability
- State
- partial
- Text
- support: candidate_unverified (not an Outcome; no reproduction claim); Meta Graph API integrations using user, Page, or system-user access tokens against Marketing, Page, and Business asset endpoints.; fix_status: PARTIAL
- Limitations
- State
- partial
- Text
- Official docs do not guarantee one universal code for every missing-asset scenario. debug_token confirms token metadata, not every per-asset authorization edge case. This worker did not execute live Graph or debug_token calls.
- Success criteria
- Not supplied
- Risk notes
- Not supplied
- Lifecycle
- active
Needs revalidation
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- State
- partial
- Text
- support: candidate_unverified (not an Outcome; no reproduction claim); Meta Graph API integratio
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