Hi there,
I use trello for a while now, anda i have an API that writes board information to a oracle DB or it used to, until two days ago, i merged my trello account with atlassian.
The API stopped working with the error
"Requested value 'atlassianAccount' was not found."
Does anyone have the same problem? This shouldn´t happen. Despite atlassian bouthing trello, users shouldn´t have this problems.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance
Hey Rita,
sorry to hear you're having this problem with the API.
Could you provide the Trello API URL you're using?
Make sure you remove the key and token values from the URL, and any IDs too.
For example:
https://api.trello.com/1/boards/{id}?fields=id&cards=visible&key=DO_NOT_INCLUDE&token=DO_NOT_INCLUDE
That'll help us investigate where this error is coming from.
Thanks,
Felix
Hi Felix, I am not sure if this is what you are asking me
https://api.trello.com/1/boards/F4uFr8Lb?fields=id&cards=visible&key=DO_NOT_INCLUDE&token=DO_NOT_INCLUDE
is it?
thanks for your help
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Hey Rita, Can you share the API key you are using? API keys are OK to share publicly. API Tokens should never be shared.
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Hi Bentley,
sure
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thanks for your help
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It looks like all of the API requests you've made are returning 200s successfully. Which leads me to believe that the code you're running is throwing the error.
Can you share the script/code that you are using?
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Sorry for taking too long to answer.
From the analysis made the problem might be in my user. When the accounts where merged (trello e Atlassian) something might went wrong.
What I'm doing is
foreach (Member member in Board(vBoardId).Members)
But when it gets to my member (I don't know if I can give you the member ID) the object is not my user but it is the object {Manatee.Trello.Member}
This does not happen with other board members. The other members the object returned is their user and i am the only one that had the accounts merged
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The only way i get this to work was by ignoring my own ID
But this is not a solution, just a workarround
Can someone please help?
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Have you also reported this as an issue on the Manatee project? https://github.com/gregsdennis/Manatee.Trello/issues
It sounds like a field is trying to be accessed that is not being returned by the API.
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Yeah, I think they might be able to provide more context.
From our perspective, the API call returned 200 (success, everything OK) and the data appears to be as expected.
The error message you are reporting is being generated from the Manatee library I believe. There is a small chance that the library is expecting a value that it should not.
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Interesting. Happy to dig into this with you!
Can you post the full API request that you're making (excluding the token!)?
And, what is the API key you are using?
Also, I'd recommend posting developer/API questions over here: https://community.developer.atlassian.com/c/trello. There are a number of other people building on Trello's API that might have run into a similar issue that can provide some guidance.
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