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ebzlo avatar ebzlo commented on May 5, 2024

Hey Patrick!

Looks like this is probably just a documentation error. The correct return type should be a numeric string (or just string). I'll update the docs. Thanks for flagging this!

Evan

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phuston avatar phuston commented on May 5, 2024

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly - out of curiosity, why would impressions (a numerical statistic) be returned as a string while every other numerical statistic is returned as an integer or a float?

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ebzlo avatar ebzlo commented on May 5, 2024

We usually return numeric values that can get very large (ids typically) as strings to avoid possible integer overflow issues. It makes it safer to ingest for languages that care about int/bigint. Since this value is typically only used for display (rather than operations), it makes sense to be safe and return a string.

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phuston avatar phuston commented on May 5, 2024

That does make sense, thank you for clarifying so quickly. I have one last question for you regarding the SDK - what is the status on making asynchronous calls directly from the SDK? I saw it was in development in January, and I'm wondering if it's available yet.

Thank you again,
Patrick

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ebzlo avatar ebzlo commented on May 5, 2024

Hey @phuston, it's probably the most requested feature for the SDK and we're working on trying to get it released for 2.4

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phuston avatar phuston commented on May 5, 2024

I understand if you can't divulge this information, but do you have
information on the timeline for its release?

Thanks,

Patrick

On Fri, Jun 19, 2015, 4:49 PM Evan Chen [email protected] wrote:

Hey @phuston https://github.com/phuston, it's probably the most
requested feature for the SDK and we're working on trying to get it
released for 2.4


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ebzlo avatar ebzlo commented on May 5, 2024

I just picked up the task for myself and will try and get it out for you well before then. Feel free to ping me mid next week if you don't see progress. :)

Evan

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phuston avatar phuston commented on May 5, 2024

Wow! I really appreciate your help in navigating my way through migrating
to the SDK, and I'm looking forward to seeing asynchronous call being
implemented!

Best,
Patrick

On Fri, Jun 19, 2015, 5:27 PM Evan Chen [email protected] wrote:

I just picked up the task for myself and will try and get it out for you
well before then. Feel free to ping me mid next week if you don't see
progress. :)

Evan


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phuston avatar phuston commented on May 5, 2024

@ebzlo, I figured I'd check in again to see how the implementation of the asynchronous calls is coming, and if you have a better feel for an ETA.

-Patrick

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