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Pass includes=[ProductIncludes.prices] in the list request: client.products.list(ListProducts(includes=[ProductIncludes.prices])). Paddle confirmed prices are only returned when included, and updated the get_products example to show this. The SDK's get_products example was updated in PR #127 to include prices. Source:…
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Calling client.products.list() in the Paddle Python SDK returned products with no prices, even though prices existed and were visible in the Paddle console. The product list response only includes prices when explicitly requested. A second reporter hit the same empty-prices result with a different product.
Problem outcome: unknown
Fixed in v0.3.0; upgrade paddle_billing to v0.3.0 or newer. The reporter confirmed the fix. The issue was specifically about the disconnect/abort path, not normal preview requests. Source: Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
The Paddle Python SDK prices-preview call crashed with AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'status_code' when the request was aborted on disconnect. The SDK assumed the response object was always present, so a cancelled request blew up instead of raising a clean error. The traceback pointed at urllib3 i…
Problem outcome: unknown
Use the notification-specific entity paddle_billing.Notifications.Entities.Transaction (not the API-response Transaction) for webhook payloads, since it parses the adjusted totals leniently. Paddle also rolled out a fix so webhooks now include exchange_rate, so current payloads parse either way. The maintainer's first…
Problem outcome: unknown
Parsing transaction webhook data with Transaction.from_dict(data) threw KeyError: 'exchange_rate' because the exchange_rate key is missing from the TransactionPayoutTotalsAdjusted section of webhook payloads. The strict API-response Transaction entity expected the key to always be present. The strict entity is meant f…
Problem outcome: unknown