Open karolur opened 1 month ago
The Airbyte's Shopify sandbox still has access to this stream @karolur. Maybe it is a lack of permissions in your account? I left it open to see if other users are having the same problem.
@marcosmarxm hey, thank you for replying. I'm using the OSS version, I'm not aware of any permissions needed to access certain streams in a connector, could you please elaborate ?
If you refer to the scopes needed to access the Collection streams, we have the scope 'read_products' needed (https://shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-graphql/2024-04/objects/Collection)
I just checked and the only scope we don't have among the listed ones in the airbyte docs is 'read_publications' but we've never had it and we were able to see the Collections there back in February. https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/shopify#custom-app-scopes
Can you think of something else that might be blocking us from seeing this stream in the Shopify connector? out of all the streams listed in the docs the only one we can't see is Collections
What version of OSS are you using? I'm able to see this in my OSS 0.63.12? The issue I'm having is that Airbyte doesn't show what Products belong to what Collection.
What version of OSS are you using? I'm able to see this in my OSS 0.63.12? The issue I'm having is that Airbyte doesn't show what Products belong to what Collection.
I have Airbyte deployed in GKE using Helm chart 0.248.5 and Airbyte version 0.63.4 To relate the Products to the Collections you need the Collects table https://shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-rest/2024-04/resources/collect#top
Connector Name
source-shopify
Connector Version
v2.4.16
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The source-shopify connector documentation states that a Collections stream is available (https://docs.airbyte.com/integrations/sources/shopify#supported-streams). However, this stream is not present in the current version of the connector. I used to be able to access this stream back in February of this year (unfortunately, I do not recall the exact version of the connector back then). Currently, I can only find the following streams:
Please advise on how we can resolve this issue or if there is an alternative approach to access the Collections data.
Thank you
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