Unfortunately, an ID is currently displayed for the all-worlds object within the match response for the api endpoint /v2/wvw/matches/2-2, which cannot be called.
What does the five digit number mean? can you just remove the leading one? but that would lead to duplications within the "worlds" - since the following constellation currently also appears in the match "2-1":
A connection with the primary worlds cannot be drawn either, since - also with match "2-1" - the respective primary worlds appear in the "all_worlds" and mostly "also" with a leading 1 - however, this pattern is not in the current example Applicable to "red" because the primary world appears in all_worlds, but is not stored with the leading 1 at the same time.
In the example above, the World-Id 12015 is not available even without a leading 1.
Unfortunately, an ID is currently displayed for the all-worlds object within the match response for the api endpoint
/v2/wvw/matches/2-2, which cannot be called.see actual data
What does the five digit number mean? can you just remove the leading one? but that would lead to duplications within the "worlds" - since the following constellation currently also appears in the match "2-1":
A connection with the primary worlds cannot be drawn either, since - also with match "2-1" - the respective primary worlds appear in the "all_worlds" and mostly "also" with a leading 1 - however, this pattern is not in the current example Applicable to "red" because the primary world appears in all_worlds, but is not stored with the leading 1 at the same time.
In the example above, the World-Id 12015 is not available even without a leading 1.