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Yes, Faraday 2.x support shipped. The pin existed because the middleware changes in Faraday 2 were non-trivial for this gem, but the maintainers picked it up and released v1.38.0.rc1, a release candidate with Faraday 2 support. So if Faraday 2 is blocking your bundle, update to v1.38.0.rc1 or a newer release that ca…
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Faraday 2.x is out, but the zendesk_api gemspec pins Faraday to < 2.0.0. I am using Faraday elsewhere in my app and need to upgrade everything to Faraday 2 — the Zendesk gem is blocking me. Is Faraday 2.x support planned?
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This was a real bug in the rc1 release. It triggered when the request payload was large: users whose ticket payloads carried extra data like thumbnail references got a Faraday::Multipart::CompositeReadIO instance passed to the upload middleware's set_file, which called key? on it and crashed. The workaround is t…
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We updated zendesk_api from 1.26 to 1.38.0.rc1 because other dependencies required Faraday >= 2.0. Now, for under 10% of our tickets, we get: NoMethodError: undefined method 'key?' for #[placeholder] coming from zendesk_api/middleware/request/upload.rb in set_file. It only happens in production and I cannot repr…
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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…
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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?
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Not a GoCardless bug — faraday 0.16.x had the regression. The reporter confirmed 0.17.0 works, and the issue was closed as superseded. Fix: upgrade faraday to 0.17.0+ (a maintainer suggested the gem require ~> 0.17). Downgrading to 0.15.4 also works as a stopgap. Source:
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Initializing the gocardless_pro client (2.9.0) with faraday 0.16.2 raised undefined method 'each' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError) from faraday's options.rb during Faraday.new. It worked on faraday 0.15.4. The reporter later found it also worked on faraday 0.17.0 — the bug was in faraday 0.16.x itself, not the GoC…
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