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Hi all, while digging around in this cool piece of software you've made, I found an unimplemented argument in the _make_request() function. specifically, "as_json" is mentioned in the docstring but from what I can see does not seem to be implemented in the function itself.
I also looked in the requests.api module and it does not appear to be present as a parameter there either. However, I have not been able to test this myself so apologies if this is onerous.
Should this be implemented in code or removed from the docs?
Thanks for raising this - this was a legacy parameter that has since been removed as we didn't see much use for it internally, but documentation hasn't been updated. As this project is still in pre-release phase no documentation has been finalized, there'll be a sweep done once we're at a state where we're ready to call it finished.
You're welcome to submit a PR for this if you'd like, otherwise I'll be tracking it for update in an upcoming release.
Hi all, while digging around in this cool piece of software you've made, I found an unimplemented argument in the _make_request() function. specifically, "as_json" is mentioned in the docstring but from what I can see does not seem to be implemented in the function itself.
I also looked in the requests.api module and it does not appear to be present as a parameter there either. However, I have not been able to test this myself so apologies if this is onerous.
Should this be implemented in code or removed from the docs?
pyconnectwise/src/pyconnectwise/endpoints/base/connectwise_endpoint.py
Line 130 in 1b4ae54
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