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BigThunderSR / node-red-contrib-onstar2

OnStarJS wrapper for Node-RED
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"Error: Request Failed with status 400 - Bad Request" #60

Closed LightningManGTS closed 1 year ago

LightningManGTS commented 1 year ago

Today I started to get bad request errors

I double checked that my login info for onstar was correct and it is.

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BigThunderSR commented 1 year ago

Unfortunately, OnStar seems to have blocked API access again. I'm hoping they can figure out a solution here: https://github.com/samrum/OnStarJS/issues/233

BigThunderSR commented 1 year ago

This should now be fixed in the latest release. Please verify. Thanks.

LightningManGTS commented 1 year ago

Can confirm that after restarting Node Red I was successfully able to send commands again.

mdezzi commented 8 months ago

@BigThunderSR I am now getting the 400 error on all requests. Is this another instance of GM blocking the key(s) used in the upstream onstarJS library?

BigThunderSR commented 8 months ago

@BigThunderSR I am now getting the 400 error on all requests. Is this another instance of GM blocking the key(s) used in the upstream onstarJS library?

It's working for me. Are you running the latest version?

mdezzi commented 8 months ago

@BigThunderSR I am now getting the 400 error on all requests. Is this another instance of GM blocking the key(s) used in the upstream onstarJS library?

It's working for me. Are you running the latest version?

I just realized i was on an old version. I just updated and restarted Node Red. Looks like its working. Sorry about that. Any idea how to pull a current vs latest version into a flow so i can notify myself when you push a new version?

BigThunderSR commented 8 months ago

I just realized i was on an old version. I just updated and restarted Node Red. Looks like its working. Sorry about that. Any idea how to pull a current vs latest version into a flow so i can notify myself when you push a new version?

No worries. Probably the easiest thing would be to enable a custom watch on the GitHub page and just enable the releases notification.

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mdezzi commented 8 months ago

heck yea! I didnt know you could do that. Thanks for the tip!