Cannot create customer with password

[sephii]

The following code will fail with an error {u'password_confirmation': [u"doesn't match Password"]}:

import shopify

c = shopify.Customer()
c.email = 'foo@bar.com'
c.password = 'foo'
c.password_confirmation = 'foo'
c.save()

c.__dict__ is:

{'errors': <pyactiveresource.activeresource.Errors object at 0x431df10>, '_initialized': True, '_prefix_options': {}, 'klass': <class 'shopify.resources.customer.Customer'>, 'attributes': {'password_confirmation': 'foo', 'email': u'foo@bar.com'}, 'password': 'foo'}

As you can see the password attribute is not in the attributes. A workaround is to set the password in the __init__:

c = shopify.Customer(attributes={'password': 'foo', 'password_confirmation': 'foo'})

[dylanahsmith]

I wasn't able to reproduce the problem. I tried writing a customer test for this case and ran it with python 2 and 3. I also tried using a production console and didn't receive that problem, although I needed to increase the password length to avoid a validation error (minimum password length is 5).

What version of python, pyactiveresource and shopify_python_api are you using?

I'll create a pull request with the test I wrote and cc you on it.

[dylanahsmith]

Closing since I couldn't reproduce. But if you could modify the test that I added in #105 to reproduce the issue, then we can get it fixed if this is an issue.

[kaiserama]

I realize this is closed, but just FYI - I encountered the same problem as @sephii. Using his workaround worked for me as well.

[lostb1t]

FYI: this bug still exists.

You can also use the following "workaround" that will work for for both creating and updating a customer.

customer = shopify.Customer.find(2321323123)
customer.attributes["password"] = self._password
customer.attributes["password_confirmation"] = self._password