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ozgur / python-linkedin

Python interface to the LinkedIn API
http://ozgur.github.com/python-linkedin/
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LinkedIn API changes #78

Open yinfeiru opened 9 years ago

yinfeiru commented 9 years ago

I recently saw this https://developer.linkedin.com/support/developer-program-transition. Are you guys aware of this? Will you update the API's to handle the changes? Or should I do something on my end? Please let me know your plan on this.

yinfeiru commented 9 years ago

Any news on this?

scottydelta commented 9 years ago

@ozgur

pitbulk commented 9 years ago

any progress?

yinfeiru commented 9 years ago

8 days left!! image

yinfeiru commented 9 years ago

FYI, I spend a bit of time dig into this problem. After May 12, a lot of API's in this lib will be broken (eg. get_company_by_email_domain), unless you purchase a LinkedIn partner program. Basically, they are going to hide a bunch of endpoints for public access.

dtran320 commented 9 years ago

Has anyone applied for partner program access? Were you successful in doing it just as a small/for fun project?

mpiccirilli commented 9 years ago

I applied for the enhanced API access to update the R package but was rejected. This was LinkedIn's response:

Dear developer,

Thanks for submitting your application for enhanced API access through LinkedIn’s developer site. We have reviewed your application and determined that your use case does not qualify for enhanced API access. If you have further questions about the use cases we support through our open platform, please consult our developer site (https://developer.linkedin.com/) and our API terms of use (https://developer.linkedin.com/legal/api-terms-of-use).

Thanks again for being part of our developer community.

-The LinkedIn Business Development Team

NinshuBird commented 9 years ago

any news on this ?

madhavij commented 8 years ago

@mpiccirilli Were you able to get the access finally in other attempts?

mpiccirilli commented 8 years ago

@madhavij No, I wasn't unfortunately.