Closed AlexFine closed 6 years ago
After taking a second look, this could be related to an exchange issue, since all request parameters are sent together. In my adhoc test, if any data reaches the exchange servers, all data hits the server.
Lastly, are you using the current repository? If not, what version are you running?
Great find! Merged and will close this out after pip is updated.
Thanks Chris,
We have recently just introduced CI on travis and that was the first build that ran. I’ll fix this today.
Thanks,
Alistair
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@chrisjbroeren that works perfectly, thanks!!
this has been resolved in pip version 1.1.3
I'm running:
auth_client.buy(price = str(price), #USD order_type='limit', size = str(volume), #BTC product_id = currency + '-USD', tif = 'GTT', cancel_after = 'min', post_only = 'true')
and the trade is put on the order books, however, the cancel_after is not working. It never cancels. I've also tried the same thing withcancel_after = '1'
and it didn't work either.I presume I'm doing something wrong. Can anyone spot it?
Any help is appreciated!