Closed ustun closed 10 years ago
Can you open up a pull request for that?
I think it's been fixed by this https://github.com/ozgur/python-firebase/pull/25. So closing this one.
Still not working on Python 3.4.3
Am facing the same issue . Post method in firebase.py : def post(self, url, data, connection, params=None, headers=None): Where connection is the third parameter .
With the example provided : result = f.post(url , data , {'print' : 'pretty'}) - then assigns the { print : pretty } to the connection and it also creates another one and hence i guess it fails . Removing this argument works fine .
Was this ever corrected? I am still receiving this error on P 2.7 with the latest build of this library. Any parameter as shown above produces this error.
+1 removing the params and headers fixes the problem
+1 please fix
what was the solution??? I have the same problem :(
I also am having the same issue!
well i fixed in my case but... dont forget the "self" El 29/04/2016 16:58, "arushijain" notifications@github.com escribió:
I also am having the same issue!
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I'm getting the following error with the following sample case:
A sample traceback:
Here is what args and kwargs are: