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AdImage IDs seem to consist of the account ID and the image hash with a colon as separator.
This leads to URI::InvalidURIError exceptions when trying to load the resource by its ID.
A minimum example:
image=FacebookAds::AdAccount.get('act_12345678').adimages.firstimage.hash# => "feb391c9e7045348b52ef2081ed22830"image.reload!# everything except the ID is clearedimage.hash#=> URI::InvalidURIError: bad URI(is not URI?): 12345678:feb391c9e7045348b52ef2081ed22830
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@mantas I didn't have much time yet to search for a proper solution that would involve altering this gem, so I went with the most suboptimal one for now (that will most likely kill your API quota quickly):
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AdImage
IDs seem to consist of the account ID and the image hash with a colon as separator.This leads to
URI::InvalidURIError
exceptions when trying to load the resource by its ID.A minimum example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: