When a request fails on the server side (not on the blockchain side), the reason isn’t always completely clear by just looking at the callback.
Oraclize provided an http api, so for example, I could do something like https://api.oraclize.it/v1/query/eth_mainnet_684c58f66467b51e48a9559ee5becf6bd03ef2bc0028ee0fe584bd041a6a3641/status?_pretty=1 in order to get full details.
Now, where does https://api.oraclize.it/v1/query was migrated, and what’s the new api name (I recognize it’s also because I didn’t get a reply from support in more than 1 month).
When a request fails on the server side (not on the blockchain side), the reason isn’t always completely clear by just looking at the callback.
Oraclize provided an http api, so for example, I could do something like
https://api.oraclize.it/v1/query/eth_mainnet_684c58f66467b51e48a9559ee5becf6bd03ef2bc0028ee0fe584bd041a6a3641/status?_pretty=1in order to get full details.Now, where does
https://api.oraclize.it/v1/querywas migrated, and what’s the new api name (I recognize it’s also because I didn’t get a reply from support in more than 1 month).