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I'm seeing some strange behavior when attempting to read already-created availability rules from the API.
In this case, I've created a few availability rules for an application calendar and verified their existence by calling the .get_availability_rules on the instance of the client associated with my calendar's access token
I'm getting 404 not found errors even though the record exists Cronofy::NotFoundError: 404 Not Found
I attempted to reproduce this using an id that did not include any forward slashes and found that the API returned and deleted my availability rule as expected. Could there be an issue with parsing forward slashes in this ID field?
Thank you!
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PickertJoe
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GET Requests for Existing AvailbilityRules Return 404 When Their Id's Contain "/"
GET Requests for Existing AvailbilityRules Return 404 When Their Ids Contain "/"
Jul 31, 2024
Hey Cronofy team!
I'm seeing some strange behavior when attempting to read already-created availability rules from the API.
In this case, I've created a few availability rules for an application calendar and verified their existence by calling the
.get_availability_rules
on the instance of the client associated with my calendar's access tokenWhen attempting to GET or DELETE these rules like so
I'm getting 404 not found errors even though the record exists
Cronofy::NotFoundError: 404 Not Found
I attempted to reproduce this using an id that did not include any forward slashes and found that the API returned and deleted my availability rule as expected. Could there be an issue with parsing forward slashes in this ID field?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: