Fix: invalid_request_error: None is not of type 'string' - 'user' #52
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Hi @dmweis , thank you for fixing the bug! I should have tested it before publishing... I'll get this shipped right away |
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Its released in v0.9.2 |
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This Pr should fix
Error: invalid_request_error: None is not of type 'string' - 'user'error from the API.On latest version of the library my requests are failing with the mentioned error. I assume this is because serde json will be default populate the field with
"null"and the API expects it to be missing if it's not set?skip_serializing_ifis already implemented on a lot of other fields and I suspect that it might also need to be added to others