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Guide Gorgias API keys only work for private apps; public apps must use OAuth2: Then check the role of the user the key belongs to. Decide first whether your app is private or public. Private: log in, go to Settings > REST API, hit Create API key. Use this when you hit exactly this in Gorgias API. Not for different er…
Fix for Gorgias rate limits: 40 req/20s on API keys, 80 on OAuth2; honor the 429 headers: If you run multiple workers or integrations, give each its own API key so they dont share a bucket. Use this when you hit exactly this in Gorgias rate limits. Not for different errors or different tools.
Read the two headers on every response and pace yourself instead of hardcoding limits; Gorgias has adjusted these numbers over time and enterprise windows differ.
Decide first whether your app is private or public.
Fixed in FusionAuth 1.46.0; the reporter verified the correct external port appears in redirect_uri and the redirect works on that image. Upgrade to 1.46.0 or newer if you run FusionAuth behind a Docker port mapping with Identity Provider login. The fix was verified against the exact Docker port-mapping setup from the…
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Running FusionAuth in Docker with a port mapping like 2222:9011, the Identity Provider login redirect_uri contained the wrong (internal) port from FusionAuth 1.37 through 1.45.x, so the IdP callback went to an unreachable URL and login failed. The redirect_uri should have used the external mapped port (e.g.
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Intuit changed their responses to be gzip-compressed without telling anyone, and the gem's Faraday connection did not always have the gzip middleware registered, so the raw compressed response was parsed as XML and blew up with the cryptic [placeholder] error. The fix was in the gem: always rebuild the Faraday conne…
Problem outcome: unknown
I am on the quickbooks-ruby oauth2 branch and everything worked until today. Now every POST to create a customer or invoice fails with a weird XML error that just shows [placeholder] as the error message. Nothing in my code changed. Sandbox and production both fail. Any idea what happened?
Problem outcome: unknown