TUnfortunately you cannot 
This is what I came up with to understand what's going on:
This is what I came up with to understand what's going on:
- Setup an http echo server on your local machine
- Setup a public tunnel through something like ngrok or bore
- Use the actions zitadel/http to call the ngrok or bore endpoint and send the data you want to log
TNot simple but somehow effective
TThe most common error is that the action name must be the same of the function name in the action (there is a notice but is often overlooked)
RHey @ericchaves - Which scopes are you using?
FHei @ericchaves, following up on my email. The checklist ist pretty short on adding the actions, create the action (make sure the name of the action and of the function in the javascript are the same), adding the action to a flow.
Fmake sure the flow is listed in the example, not all flows have the same context data
Falso as the actions are added on the organization, it will only work for users of that organization, if you have more than one organization you will have to add it on all relevant organizations
Fat the moment it is not possible to retrieve the organization of the application, you could do an api call to the zitadel api and get the information from the app. we also do not yet have metadata for apps and projects
FThis is the api request getting a project: https://zitadel.com/docs/apis/resources/mgmt/management-service-get-project-by-id
Returns a project owned by the organization (no granted projects). A Project is a vessel for different applications sharing the same role context.
