setting :appears_on_statement_as when making a Balanced::Credit doesn't save the value

[seansu4you87]

account = Balanced::Account.find(account_uri)
credit = account.credit(
      amount: amount, # in cents
      description: "Payout to #{a.name}",
      appears_on_statement_as: "Ivy Payments"
)
puts credit.attributes['appears_on_statement_as'] # returns nil

checking the logs in the dashboard, I see that the request contains :appears_on_statement_as but the response does not.

Thanks!

[seansu4you87]

BTW, since appears_on_statement_as seems to be coming in correctly in the dashboard logs, it seems that this would be an internal server error instead of a Ruby client error. Ya never know though, maybe the Ruby client is incorrectly parsing data from the server

[mjallday]

Check how you're passing through those arguments, use symbols instead of strings, :appears_on_statement_as => "test" as opposed to appears_on_statement_as: "test". Note the leading :. :)

require 'balanced'

Balanced.configure('473154884ae511e28f34026ba7cd33d0')

account = Balanced::Account.new()
card = Balanced::Card.new(
  :expiration_month => '12',
  :security_code => '123',
  :card_number => '5105105105105100',
  :expiration_year => '2020',
).save

account.add_card(card.uri)

debit = account.debit(
    :amount => 100,
    :appears_on_statement_as => 'test test test'
)

puts debit.appears_on_statement_as

[seansu4you87]

starting in Ruby 1.9 a new hash syntax was introduced:

:key => "value"

is equivalent to

key: "value"

I think the bug still exists, if it was closed on the basis of the hash syntax

[mahmoudimus]

Re-opening.

[mjallday]

It still seems to work for me

require 'balanced'

Balanced.configure('473154884ae511e28f34026ba7cd33d0')

account = Balanced::Account.new()
card = Balanced::Card.new(
  :expiration_month => '12',
  :security_code => '123',
  :card_number => '5105105105105100',
  :expiration_year => '2020',
).save

account.add_card(card.uri)

debit = account.debit(
    amount: 100,
    appears_on_statement_as: 'test test test'
)

raise Exception if debit.appears_on_statement_as != Balanced::Debit.find(debit.uri).appears_on_statement_as
raise Exception if debit.appears_on_statement_as != 'test test test'
puts debit.appears_on_statement_as

@seansu4you87 can you please provide us the request ID of the request that's failing? If you take the above script and configure a logger like this

require 'balanced'

logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
Balanced.configure('473154884ae511e28f34026ba7cd33d0', :logger => logger)

you will get the headers for each response, please give us the header that looks like "x-balanced-guru"="OHM620493c864b311e29813026ba7d31e6f" and we'll debug the response in our server logs.

[balanced-rss-bot]

I believe it's on the credit not the debit

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On Jan 22, 2013, at 8:49 AM, Marshall Jones notifications@github.com wrote:

It still seems to work for me

require 'balanced'

Balanced.configure('473154884ae511e28f34026ba7cd33d0')

account = Balanced::Account.new() card = Balanced::Card.new( :expiration_month => '12', :security_code => '123', :card_number => '5105105105105100', :expiration_year => '2020', ).save

account.add_card(card.uri)

debit = account.debit( amount: 100, appears_on_statement_as: 'test test test' )

raise Exception if debit.appears_on_statement_as != Balanced::Debit.find(debit.uri).appears_on_statement_as raise Exception if debit.appears_on_statement_as != 'test test test' puts debit.appears_on_statement_as @seansu4you87 can you please provide us the request ID of the request that's failing? If you take the above script and configure a logger like this

require 'balanced'

logger = Logger.new(STDOUT) Balanced.configure('473154884ae511e28f34026ba7cd33d0', :logger => logger) you will get the headers for each response, please give us the header that looks like "x-balanced-guru"="OHM620493c864b311e29813026ba7d31e6f" and we'll debug the response in our server logs.

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[seansu4you87]

Yes, the code fails on credits, not debits. Here's the request id of one of the credit requests: OHM7e924f02640011e2adf5026ba7cd33d0

The request body is:

{
    "destination_uri": null,
    "appears_on_statement_as": "Ivy Payments",
    "amount": 7000,
    "meta": null,
    "description": "Payout to Raymond Davidson"
}

and the response body does not include "appears_on_statement_as".

Thanks!

[mjallday]

Doh, totally got the method wrong. You're absolutely right, I'll create an issue for this since it appears to be the API, not the ruby client at fault here:

require 'balanced'

Balanced.configure('473154884ae511e28f34026ba7cd33d0')

account = Balanced::Account.new()
card = Balanced::Card.new(
  :expiration_month => '12',
  :security_code => '123',
  :card_number => '5105105105105100',
  :expiration_year => '2020',
).save

account.add_card(card.uri)

debit = account.debit(
    amount: 100,
    appears_on_statement_as: 'test test test'
)

bank_account = Balanced::BankAccount.new(
  :routing_number => '121000358',
  :type => 'checking',
  :name => 'Johann Bernoulli',
  :account_number => '9900000001'
).save

account.add_bank_account(bank_account.uri)

credit = account.credit(
    amount: 100, # in cents
    appears_on_statement_as: "test test test"
)

raise Exception if credit.appears_on_statement_as != Balanced::Credit.find(credit.uri).appears_on_statement_as

[mjallday]

@seansu4you87, We've created an issue where you can track progress of this, thanks for bringing it to our attention

[seansu4you87]

Thanks @mjallday !

[mahmoudimus]

This has now been fixed!