400 Forbidden Error when fetching last 24h data
Pourbaix opened this issue · 5 comments
Hello ondrej,
I'm using this implementation since a few months now and it worked perfectly until this morning.
I can not manage to recover data from the API anymore and it gives me a 400 "Forbidden" error message.
After some research, it looks like the connection process is fine and that the error comes from this route: "https://clcloud.minimed.eu/connect/carepartner/v6/display/message"
Right now, we make a POST request to this route providing the auth token and a url-encoded form containing the username and the role but it seems like they have changed something with their API and that it needs something new.
So i was wondering if someone out there has the same problem and how can we find a solution for this ?
Something has changed on Carelink.. Using the app i can now follow multiple people.
So i guess on the technical side some url's and XML messages have changed.
This might be a big problem to fix.
This started happening to me as well yesterday. Surely it is caused by an API change on the Carelink side.
The issue is being discussed here. I don't think there is a solution yet.
I can confirm that adding the "patientId" to the data request works. So as a quick fix we might consider just adding a new parameter to the carelink_client_cli.py
program where the patient Id can be specified, which is then passed on to the library.
However, a complete solution might be a bit more complex. In the xDripCareLinkFollower I see a lot of pull requests which implement the "Multi follow" feature. These would need to be ported to the carelink-python-client.
If you want to implement the 'multi-follow' feature, I think in the issue you gave me previously they talk about a route (supposedly https://carelink.minimed.eu/patient/m2m/links/patients) that recovers all the linked patients for a given partner account.
Depending on what you want to achieve, you could loop trough those usernames and make a request for each one.
Anyway, thank you for your help.