bchavez
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3 years ago Hi @khinklenj,
You'll have to provide HTTP diagnostics of what is going on over the wire.
There could be an issue with the response object (as a JSON string) that isn't getting de-serialized in the correct way leading to an empty or null .Data field.
Coinbase is known for changing JSON contract types out of the blue without telling anyone. You'll have to debug this further with Fiddler. Check the wiki page here: https://github.com/bchavez/Coinbase/wiki/Debugging-with-Fiddler
Once you have Fiddler debugging proxy working; inspect the RAW JSON and see if that matches up with what we expect in the Coinbase library. If something doesn't match up; you have two options: 1) provide all diagnostics and screenshots about what you think the problem is, and I can try to fix it in a few weeks 2) Make a PR: make the code fix, verify it works on your computer, write a unit test following similar conventions and coding style that are in this project. Once you have a PR up for review, I will review, test, and merge and make a new release.
Thanks, Brian
Version Information
What is the expected behavior?
Return Transfer data
What is the actual behavior?
Returned null
Any possible solutions?
How do you reproduce the issue?
Tried to do a transfer
Do you have a unit test that can demonstrate the bug?
Yes
Can you identify the location in the source code where the problem exists?
No