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Upcoming Release #152
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I went ahead and put out a hotfix release. If you update to version 1.5.2 in NuGet, the library should work again.
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JsonSerializationException #149RedditRateLimitException being thrown on some tests #159RedditTests.ModelTests.WorkflowTests.ModmailTests.GetConversations returns 504 gateway timeout #155RedditTests.ModelTests.WorkflowTests.MultisTests.CreateAndDestroy assertion fails #156HTML entities in responses not decoded for some endpoints (raw_json=1 not passed) #148Add Images to posts? #147How to Post to User Profile? #146RefreshToken from AuthRetriever not working #145- Security vulnerability detected in RestSharp dependency #143
RedditTests.ControllerTests.WorkflowTests.SubredditTests.MonitorNewComments only detects the first comment #160RedditTests.BaseTests.CheckBadRequest fails to parse request data #161Document approving posts/comments and marking as spam #162- Rename Things.PostContainer to Things.PostsContainer and Things.CommentContainer to Things.CommentsContainer #163
Security vulnerability detected in Newtonsoft.Json Dependency #164
I decided to create a ticket for this since a lot of people have been reaching out to me lately about a new issue. Looks like Reddit updated their API again and it broke the library. The timing couldn't be worse since I've been on hiatus so I can focus on my new job, so that's why I've been slow to respond on this one.
I'm hoping I'll be able to set aside a few hours to work on this tomorrow since I know this is an urgent issue. We're overdue for a release anyway so my goal is to do that instead of just a hotfix. Please watch this ticket for updates and thank you for your patience.
In case you're wondering, no, Reddit does not warn us ahead of time when they make a breaking API change like this. So all we can do is just put out those fires when they crop up. Looks like we already have a PR for this one but I haven't had a chance to review it yet.