The error message you're seeing typically indicates that a required property in the request body is missing. In the case of the

UpdateRecoveryFlow

method, the required properties are

method

and

email

for the

UpdateRecoveryFlowWithLinkMethod

, and

method

for the

UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethod

. From your code, it seems you are using the

UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethod

and you have provided the

method

property. However, you mentioned that your payload contains

flowId

,

csrfToken

, and

code

, but there's no mention of

email

. According to the [Kratos API Reference](https://www.ory.sh/docs/kratos/reference/api), the

email

property is described as follows: > "The email address of the account to recover. If the email belongs to a valid account, a recovery email will be sent." Even though the

email

property is not marked as required for the

UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethod

, the description suggests that it should be provided when you want to recover an account. If you're trying to recover an account using a code, you should include the

email

property in your payload. Here's how you can modify your code:

go result, resp, err := s.kc.FrontendAPI.UpdateRecoveryFlow(ctx).Flow(params.FlowId).UpdateRecoveryFlowBody(  kratos.UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethodAsUpdateRecoveryFlowBody(&kratos.UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethod{   Email:     params.Email,   Code:      params.Code,   CsrfToken: &params.CsrfToken,   Method:    "code",  }), ).Cookie(cookie).Execute()

Please ensure that

params.Email

is correctly set in your payload. If you're still encountering issues, I would recommend checking the exact error message and the status code returned by the API for more specific details about what might be going wrong.

@chilly-king-10285 Adding

email

on payload will resend recovery code email, I already have the code I dont want to resend it again, I want flow to proceed

If you already have the recovery code and you want to proceed with the recovery flow without resending the recovery email, you should not include the

email

field in your payload. According to the [Kratos API Reference](https://www.ory.sh/docs/kratos/reference/api), including the

email

field in the payload will invalidate the sent code and re-send a new code. Here's how you can modify your code:

go result, resp, err := s.kc.FrontendAPI.UpdateRecoveryFlow(ctx).Flow(params.FlowId).UpdateRecoveryFlowBody(  kratos.UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethodAsUpdateRecoveryFlowBody(&kratos.UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethod{   Code:      params.Code,   CsrfToken: &params.CsrfToken,   Method:    "code",  }), ).Cookie(cookie).Execute()

In this code, only the

Code

,

CsrfToken

, and

Method

fields are included in the payload. The

email

field is not included, so the recovery code email will not be resent.

I see, it seems like there's a required property missing in your request. The error message you're seeing, "no value given for required property error", typically indicates that a required property in the request body is missing. In the context of Ory Kratos, the error message "Property {property} is missing" is associated with the error code

4000002

as per the [Kratos UI Messages documentation](https://www.ory.sh/docs/kratos/concepts/ui-messages#property-property-is-missing-4000002).

json {     "id": 4000002,     "text": "Property {property} is missing.",     "type": "error",     "context": {       "property": "{property}"     }   }

The

{property}

placeholder in the error message will be replaced with the name of the property that is missing. In your case, you're using the

UpdateRecoveryFlowWithCodeMethod

and you've provided the

Code

,

CsrfToken

, and

Method

properties. If you're still getting the error, it might be due to one of these properties not being set correctly in your

params

or the

FlowId

not being set correctly in the

UpdateRecoveryFlow

method. Please ensure that all these properties are correctly set in your request. If you're still encountering issues, I would recommend checking the exact error message and the status code returned by the API for more specific details about what might be going wrong.