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Library returns wrong values #159
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Thanks for the issue. I was able to replicate this in python3.8 and 3.11. However, it's not a habanero issue that I know of. E.g., try it in a curl request on the command line (jq is here if you want to use that, otherwise just do the curl part) without polite pool
with polite pool
To explain, setting your email in What I think is happening is that somehow the data backing each of the pools is different somehow for this API request. I'll see if I can track it down with Crossref |
forum question linkback https://community.crossref.org/t/polite-pol-and-non-polite-pool-data-out-of-sync-possibly/4871 |
@wisentini see response from crossref https://community.crossref.org/t/polite-pol-and-non-polite-pool-data-out-of-sync-possibly/4871/2?u=sckott for now if you could do non polite pool for the data you need - then use polite pool again when they have fixed it |
@wisentini see update from Crossref https://community.crossref.org/t/polite-pol-and-non-polite-pool-data-out-of-sync-possibly/4871/4 they're no longer returning subjects, so im closing this |
Environment
Problem
When I make a request to
https://api.crossref.org/journals/2448-1904
via my web browser, thesubjects
field is:But when I make the same request via code:
The result is:
Why is that?
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