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I'm trying to Enable/Disable a logic app on Azure using the management APIs. I always get a 403 saying the client: with object id does not have authorization to perform 'Microsoft.Logic/workflows/disable/action' ... I do use the authentication token in my request and so far have been able to use the API to list all workflows, get trigger histories and in/out messages using the same method. Any suggestion?

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I've seen this issue a lot before if you are calling the http:// instead of https:// - we are looking into automatically redirecting, but for now you will need to make sure you are calling the https:// endpoint with the correct method (in this case a PUT)

EDIT: We discovered the issue was the account being used to perform the enable/disable didn't have contribute permissions.