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Using the Xively Raspberry Pi tutorial I created a feed on the workbench and tried to use the xively-python module to setup communication. In the Metadata section of my Feed, I entered my e-mail address.
Thanks to a REST client for my browser, I did a bit of poking and found that if I requested the feed, there was an email element in the json that is returned. When I removed my e-mail address from the Feed Metadata (through the workbench) and re-ran api.feeds.get(FEED_ID) it worked just fine.
I don't know if you'd rather add support for that element (since it's on your website) or just put some handling in to bin keywords that aren't expected.
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Using the Xively Raspberry Pi tutorial I created a feed on the workbench and tried to use the xively-python module to setup communication. In the Metadata section of my Feed, I entered my e-mail address.
When I tried
I received the following error:
Thanks to a REST client for my browser, I did a bit of poking and found that if I requested the feed, there was an
email
element in the json that is returned. When I removed my e-mail address from the Feed Metadata (through the workbench) and re-ranapi.feeds.get(FEED_ID)
it worked just fine.I don't know if you'd rather add support for that element (since it's on your website) or just put some handling in to bin keywords that aren't expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: