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We are collecting data for all cards present in all the boards. So, we are collecting all the boards from "/boards" endpoint and for all the boards, we are collecting the respective cards using "/boards/board-id-1/cards" endpoint.
But recently we are facing 403 errors during these API Calls. We verified that all permissions are in place.
The error we are encountering:
403 Client Error: Forbidden for url: https://api.trello.com/1/boards/board-id-1/cards/all?before=2022-05-11T16%3A54%3A10.208811Z&limit=5000&customFieldItems=true"
@milynnus We are providing the valid board id in the URL. Here board-id-1 is kept in a URL as an example value.
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I checked the trello api documentation on filter cards it does not allow you to on a query parameter for since. Would you like to double check.
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I am not using Trello api in its raw form but via a Python wrapper. I am familiar with that page. The place were I have came across since and begin was with actions - I suspect that you need to include a param action=createCard.
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