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Fix editusertext action #50
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I was experiencing strange behaviour of Client::Miscellaneous#edit method, because it somehow rendered the page (as HTML) when I wanted to edit a comment. However the comment was edited, the problem was, that the response was a HTML DOM, which then raised a rate limit error because somewhere in that DOM there was "RATELIMIT" written and that matched in Error#from_status_code_and_body. So I added the api_type key and it worked fine. Plus I added a little guard to verify that `options` is a hash. When I first used the edit function I just passed the text as the second parameter, which then gave me a silly error that string cannot be converted into Integer.
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I was experiencing strange behaviour of Client::Miscellaneous#edit
method, because it somehow rendered the page (as HTML) when I wanted
to edit a comment.
However the comment was edited, the problem was, that the response was a HTML
DOM, which then raised a rate limit error because somewhere in that
DOM there was "RATELIMIT" written and that matched in
Error#from_status_code_and_body.
So I added the api_type key and it worked fine.
Plus I added a little guard to verify that
optionsis a hash.When I first used the edit function I just passed the text as the
second parameter, which then gave me a silly error that string cannot be converted into Integer.