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Don't read billing_info off a new account — create one and attach it. The verified pattern: account = Account.get('1'), then billing_info = BillingInfo(), billing_info.token_id = 'TOKEN_ID', account.update_billing_info(billing_info). The maintainer confirmed this is the expected way to create (as opposed to up…
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With the recurly V2 python client (2.2.17, python 3.5), creating a new account and then reading account.billing_info raised AttributeError — even after re-fetching with Account.get('1'). The reporter was following the docs example for updating billing info. The catch: a brand-new account simply has no billing info obj…
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The AttributeError came from conflicting EWallet classes in the SDK's imports, so the method wasn't visible on the class you imported. Fix: upgrade xendit-python to v0.2.2 or later, where the import conflict was fixed. If you cannot upgrade yet, the workaround is to call the static method directly: `from xendit.models…
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Calling create_ewallet_charge on the Xendit Python client raised AttributeError: type object 'EWallet' has no attribute 'create_ewallet_charge'. A community member found a workaround: call the static method directly via from xendit.models.ewallet.ewallet import EWallet. A maintainer confirmed it was an import is…
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A maintainer confirmed the category_id field was erroneously missing nullable in the spec and fixed it on Plaid's side, shipping the corrected SDK in 8.0.0b13. Fix: upgrade plaid-python to 8.0.0b13+. Don't use _check_return_type=False as a workaround — it returns raw dicts that break .to_dict() with an Attribute…
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With plaid-python 8.0.0b12, client.transactions_get raised ApiTypeError: Invalid type for variable 'category_id'. Required value type is str and passed type was NoneType at ['received_data']['transactions'][14]['category_id']. Some transactions legitimately have null category_id, but the SDK model was missing the …
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Passing plain strings to depends_on broke with AttributeError: str object has no attribute as_dict. The correct shape is a list of jobs.TaskDependency objects, e.g. depends_on=[jobs.TaskDependency(task_key='task1')]. The maintainer's answer on the thread shows the full working snippet, and a second user confir…
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Building a Databricks job with depends_on=['task1'] raises AttributeError: str object has no attribute as_dict because the field expects TaskDependency objects, not plain strings. Wrap each dependency: jobs.Task(name='task2', depends_on=[jobs.TaskDependency(task_key='task1')], ...). Another user on the thread co…
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