Closed ngodichat closed 4 years ago
Hello. Here are our docs links to the two errors #1 and #2 you're seeing.
In regards to question 3, here is a link to our docs for searching for customers. But our Support team can take your questions on this functionality.
Please contact support at support@getbraintree.com, who can help troubleshoot your specific integration. Feel free to open a new issue if you find an issue with our SDK.
Hello. Here are our docs links to the two errors #1 and #2 you're seeing.
In regards to question 3, here is a link to our docs for searching for customers. But our Support team can take your questions on this functionality.
Please contact support at support@getbraintree.com, who can help troubleshoot your specific integration. Feel free to open a new issue if you find an issue with our SDK.
Thanks for your quick response but those two links are not very informative. Can you tell me why the search functionality, which searches for a customer_email != a specific email, works for transactions but not for customers?
And why there's no Resource-oriented OAuth scopes for plan:all() but it still return AuthorizationError? How can I make that function usable?
Thanks!
š @ngodichat, please contact Support referencing this issue. They'll partner with the team that owns OAuth to answer your questions and look into the source of the issues you're seeing with your searches.
Also for future reference, Access Tokens should not be shared in a public forum like GitHub (even sandbox tokens š). I went ahead and removed your access token for security.
@hollabaq86 Thank you :)
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Issue description
I have 3 issues:
gateway = braintree.BraintreeGateway(access_token='access_token$') collection = gateway.transaction.search([ braintree.TransactionSearch.customer_email != "abc" ])
collection = gateway.customer.search(braintree.CustomerSearch.email != "abc@gmail.com") for customer in collection.items: print('first_name: ',customer)
Thank you very much!