Closed Dosihris closed 3 months ago
JKorf
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3 months ago The documentation for the create/update time properties is incorrect. I'll fix it based on the actually returned data. However there is no mention of open/close date times of the position, it seems only one timestamp is returned as the open and close time is the same for the data I checked.
Dosihris
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3 months ago Hey Jan, nice to talk to you... i have made two screenshots to make it more clear. The first screenshot shows my visual studio with the debugged return value and the other the bitget web interface with the same demo position... The yellow marked infos are the infos i am missing... If bitget is not returning that, its a pitty... :-| these dates are important to me.
JKorf
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3 months ago Thanks for the update. Here's a screenshot with all the data/fixed parsing of dates:
As you can see the Create and UpdateTime are the same. I don't know if that's the opening or closing time but only one of those seems to be returned. I'll double check with the Bitget API team
JKorf
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3 months ago Ah it looks like I was just confused by testing data; I probably immediately closed the position after opening hence why the timestamps are similar. So it might very well be that the CreateTime is open time, and the UpdateTime the close time. I'll make sure these are fixed in next version
Dosihris
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3 months ago Perfect, thank you... You're awesome... I am C# developer since many years and your API-Wrapper is the best of all i have checked... Maybe if there is a way to help sometimes with something, let me know... :-)
JKorf
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3 months ago Thanks for the kind words and offer :)
People reporting issues in the library is very helpful to improve the quality, so let me know if you have any other issues 👍
JKorf
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3 months ago Release was delayed (on NuGet) due to account issues, but it's available now
Dosihris
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2 months ago Hey Jan, i am using this now and i figured out that every historic position should have an Id, like written here: https://www.bitget.com/api-doc/contract/position/Get-History-Position
The response is: { "code": "00000", "msg": "success", "requestTime": 1312312312321, "data": { "list":[{ "positionId": "xxxxxxxxxxx", "marginCoin": "USDT", "symbol": "BTCUSDT", "holdSide": "long", "openAvgPrice": "32000", "closeAvgPrice": "32500", "marginMode": "fixed", "openTotalPos": "0.01", "closeTotalPos": "0.01", "pnl": "14.1", "netProfit": "12.1", "totalFunding": "0.1", "openFee": "0.01", "closeFee": "0.01", "cTime": "1988824171000", "uTime": "1988824171000" }], "endId":"23423432423423234" } }
I need the id of every position to identify everything. If i import the positions into my own database, i need to find out, if i already have this position imported or if its new... I am doing this with an Id.
Do you want a separate ticket for that? Many greetings Nico
JKorf
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2 months ago Hi, I've added it in the latest version
Dosihris
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2 months ago Indeed, now i have seen it.. Thank you. Now i can continue with my client as well...
Describe the bug In the result of FuturesApiV2.Trading.GetPositionHistoryAsync there are two Datetime properties, CreateTime and UpdateTime, both are default(DateTime). In the web surface of bitget i have two properties "Opening Time" and "Closed Time". I am missing these two values...
To Reproduce FuturesApiV2.Trading.GetPositionHistoryAsync
Expected behavior I have two properties with the date and time of opening and closing the position.