It says the authorization is wrong but I am confident it’s correct. The thing is I started my exercises in my self hosted n8n and my self hosted crashed so I decided to move to free trial. does it affect the journey?
Welcome @Markzel_Pabula!
Switching instances is almost certainly the root cause. Your Header Auth credential still holds the API key from the old self-hosted instance, which won’t work on the cloud trial. Go to Credentials, delete the old Header Auth credential, and create a fresh one using your n8n cloud API key (find it under Settings > n8n API in your cloud dashboard). Reconnect it to the HTTP Request node and also confirm the URL in that node points to your cloud instance - not the old self-hosted URL.
Moving your workflows to a different instance will need to create the header credential on the new instance. That being said, all academy endpoints require you to send your assessment ID as a header parameter which you aren’t doing.
I know that. I made a new header credential using my assessment ID in the new instance
I am using the generic credential type, look for generic auth type. it’s header and the header account is the assessment id
You need to use the x-api-key in the header auth and the assessment_id send the header parameter. Which is how all calls to the academy endpoints must be configured.
thank you brother!