Customers report one or more of the following:
PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) is an OAuth security enhancement that protects the authorization code flow by requiring a code challenge and code verifier during authentication.
When Salesforce is configured to require PKCE, every OAuth client must participate in the PKCE exchange.
The current Dataloader.io OAuth implementation does not send the required PKCE code challenge/code verifier during the OAuth flow. As a result, Salesforce rejects the authentication request and Dataloader.io cannot complete the login process.
This behavior is expected based on the current product capabilities.
If PKCE enforcement is enabled for the OAuth flow used by Dataloader.io, authentication is not supported.
At this time, there is no alternate authentication method within Dataloader.io that supports Salesforce PKCE enforcement.
To use Salesforce authentication with Dataloader.io, PKCE enforcement for the OAuth flow used by Dataloader.io must not be enabled.
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