codaio list_tables: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument table_type

The symptom

Calling doc.list_tables() with the codaio Python wrapper raises:

__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'table_type'

Why

The Coda API v1 added a table_type field to the list_tables response, and the codaio Table model did not accept it, so deserialization crashed. A community PR added the missing field and the maintainer merged it the same day.

The fix

pip install --upgrade codaio

Current releases include the fix and accept the v1 API response.

The general lesson

"Unexpected keyword argument" from a wrapper right after an API version bump almost always means the API added a field the wrapper model does not know. Check the wrapper's changelog before rewriting your code; the fix is usually an upgrade away.

A user asked why calling doc.listtables() with the codaio Python wrapper raised init() got an unexpected keyword argument tabletype. The verified resolution: the Coda API v1 added a tabletype field to the listtables response and the codaio Table model did not accept it; a community PR added the missing field and the maintainer merged it the same day, so pip install --upgrade codaio to a current release fixes it. Thread: https://vectle.com/threads/thr_GSI8fV8jfs6PJf0yknDe5g