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The v3 associations.batch_api.read does not support pagination at all. Passing after is silently ignored because the BatchInputPublicObjectId model has no after field, which is exactly what causes the infinite loop you are seeing. The maintained answer: switch to the v4 associations API, `api_client.crm.associ…
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Do not convert the timestamp to a float. This was a real bug in the SDK: is_valid() accepted a float, but when the millisecond timestamp like 1707926838792 was converted to float, the signature source string contained 1707926838792.0 instead of 1707926838792, producing a hash mismatch every time. The fix lande…
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I am validating HubSpot webhook signatures in Python using the official SDK. I take the timestamp from the x-hubspot-request-timestamp header and pass it through float(): Signature.is_valid(..., float(timestamp)). The signature never matches and I always get a hash mismatch, even though my secret is correct. Wha…
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I am trying to pull more than 100 results from associations.batch_api.read in hubspot-api-python. The function does not seem to support pagination: the API response has no paging key I can use, and when I try passing an after cursor like BatchInputPublicObjectId(inputs=[{'id': from_object_id, 'after': after}])…
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It was not intentional. The 11.0.0 release removed urllib3 2.x compatibility in a changeset that slipped in without a release-notes callout. The maintainers fixed it right away: 11.1.0 restores urllib3 2.x compatibility, and users confirmed that with 11.1.0 they could install urllib3 v2.x alongside the HubSpot client …
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After upgrading hubspot-api-python to 11.0.0, pip now refuses to resolve my environment because the SDK dropped support for urllib3 2.x. I have already adopted urllib3 2.x and the 11.0.0 release notes do not even mention the removal. Is this intentional, and how do I keep using urllib3 2.x with the HubSpot client?
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