edit_channel returns 500 server error

[travisdmathis]

it looks like you're no longer passing the access_token in a way that agrees with the twitch api..

twitch = Twitch.new(access_token: user.access_token, client_id: Rails.application.secrets.twitch_id, secret_key: Rails.application.secrets.twitch_token, scope: ["channel_editor"], redirect_uri: "http://localhost:3000/users/auth/twitchtv/callback")

twitch.edit_channel "HuntingtonGames", "Test", "Creative"
=> {:body=>#@response=#, @headers={"accept-ranges"=>["bytes"], "age"=>["0"], "content-type"=>["text/html; charset=utf-8"], "date"=>["Sun, 24 Apr 2016 15:31:14 GMT"], "server"=>["nginx"], "status"=>["500 Internal Server Error"], "via"=>["1.1 varnish"], "x-mh-cache"=>["rails-varnish-aws-e1b6bb3b; M"], "x-request-id"=>["44d7bc26f3475ef14e9791fd823aa342"], "x-varnish"=>["2229646377"], "content-length"=>["0"], "connection"=>["Close"]}>, :response=>500}

DallasNChains Twitch Staff:
One thing I don't see here is the access token for the API calls. Make sure you're requesting that and passing it along to API. You'll need to reach out to the creator of the Ruby package for any support with how they implemented that.

[TopOneOfTopOne]

It seems this issue occurs when Twitch::Request#put is called along with data argument but there is no issue when data argument is not passed. Perhaps this arises from the way we use httparty adapter?