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Describe the bug
When querying for all children of the root, I get the expected results when I query the cloud, but no results when I query the local server.
Endpoint(s) in question/api/children?parentId=root
To Reproduce
I used Postman, with two different environment settings to eliminate the possibility that I'm invoking the call differently. I could share the Postman collection and environment if you want, but assuming you just want some code that does it, here's how Postman generated a cURL command to invoke the failing method as well as the successful invocation.
Expected behavior
A JSON object with 12 top-level categories (representing my data in AM), which is what I get when I call the cloud version of the API.
What I actually get is:
Response Headers
Content-Type: application/json
Date: Fri, 09 Aug 2024 19:53:34 GMT
Connection: keep-alive
Keep-Alive: timeout=5
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Response Body
[]
HTTP client:
All. I tried it with Postman, PowerShell, and Excel (yes, really) on Windows 11
Statement of purpose
I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that this is an API bug, and not a Marvin bug. For Marvin bugs I would use the in-app "?→Contact Support" feature
Describe the bug When querying for all children of the root, I get the expected results when I query the cloud, but no results when I query the local server.
Endpoint(s) in question
/api/children?parentId=root
To Reproduce I used Postman, with two different environment settings to eliminate the possibility that I'm invoking the call differently. I could share the Postman collection and environment if you want, but assuming you just want some code that does it, here's how Postman generated a cURL command to invoke the failing method as well as the successful invocation.
FAILS:
SUCCEEDS:
Expected behavior A JSON object with 12 top-level categories (representing my data in AM), which is what I get when I call the cloud version of the API.
What I actually get is:
HTTP client: