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The collection at https://t.co/twitter-api-postman (full link: https://www.postman.com/twitter/workspace/twitter-s-public-workspace/collection/9956214-784efcda-ed4c-4491-a4c0-a26470a67400?ctx=documentation) lost all the variable substitutions in various settings, mainly auth.
auth
For example, it is supposed to have a top level auth of
"auth": { "type": "bearer", "bearer": [ { "key": "token", "value": "{{bearer_token}}", "type": "string" } ] },
And it does in the source code.
But the version in that Workplace just have empty string:
You can also see this if you export the collection from there:
The collection there should be as the same as the source code, so others can simply fork or export and use it.
It is not. All the variable substitutions are lost.
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I just realized that these variables were added later (#3). Maybe the Collection at the workplace is just outdated?
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Thanks for noting the discrepancy. I’ll try to figure out the best option here…
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The collection at https://t.co/twitter-api-postman (full link: https://www.postman.com/twitter/workspace/twitter-s-public-workspace/collection/9956214-784efcda-ed4c-4491-a4c0-a26470a67400?ctx=documentation) lost all the variable substitutions in various settings, mainly
auth
.For example, it is supposed to have a top level auth of
And it does in the source code.
But the version in that Workplace just have empty string:
You can also see this if you export the collection from there:
Expected behavior
The collection there should be as the same as the source code, so others can simply fork or export and use it.
Actual behavior
It is not. All the variable substitutions are lost.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: