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I tried installing it and setting up an application on LinkedIn's website, but
a) the terminology doesn't quite match the docs here (eg there I have a 'Client ID' and a 'Client Secret' vs the 'your_consumer_key', 'your_consumer_secret' placeholders in the examples here; and
b) When I call client.profile or client.network_updates using those values anyway, I get a LinkedIn::Errors::NotFoundError: (404): Not Found error (not a 401 as I'd expect if I'd just entered the wrong auth)
Am I doing something wrong, or is the gem out of date now? If the latter, could you update the ReadMe with a note to that effect?
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There is a ticket somewhere basically saying that this gem isn’t supported
much anymore.
You can always submit a PRThough if you find an issue that you want to fix.
-Matt
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I tried installing it and setting up an application on LinkedIn's website,
but
a) the terminology doesn't quite match the docs here (eg there I have a
'Client ID' and a 'Client Secret' vs the 'your_consumer_key',
'your_consumer_secret' placeholders in the examples here; and
b) When I call client.profile or client.network_updates using those
values anyway, I get a LinkedIn::Errors::NotFoundError: (404): Not Found
error (not a 401 as I'd expect if I'd just entered the wrong auth)
Am I doing something wrong, or is the gem out of date now? If the latter,
could you update the ReadMe with a note to that effect?
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I tried installing it and setting up an application on LinkedIn's website, but
a) the terminology doesn't quite match the docs here (eg there I have a 'Client ID' and a 'Client Secret' vs the 'your_consumer_key', 'your_consumer_secret' placeholders in the examples here; and
b) When I call
client.profile
orclient.network_updates
using those values anyway, I get aLinkedIn::Errors::NotFoundError: (404): Not Found
error (not a 401 as I'd expect if I'd just entered the wrong auth)Am I doing something wrong, or is the gem out of date now? If the latter, could you update the ReadMe with a note to that effect?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: