The thread response was missing the 'type' property. We saw that you manage thread types with a number of extended thread classes, but noticed that on request the client just defaults to using the Thread class. So instead of working through how to conditionally assign the specific extended class depending on the type in the response we went with just adding the type property to the base Thread class.
wking-io
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5 years ago
The thread response was missing the 'type' property. We saw that you manage thread types with a number of extended thread classes, but noticed that on request the client just defaults to using the
Threadclass. So instead of working through how to conditionally assign the specific extended class depending on the type in the response we went with just adding the type property to the base Thread class.