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The first request doesn't have a collectionId #24

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Ullaakut opened this issue Aug 18, 2016 · 3 comments
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The first request doesn't have a collectionId #24

Ullaakut opened this issue Aug 18, 2016 · 3 comments
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And thus the collection can't be imported in Postman. Adding the collectionId manually fixes the Issue.

This happens ONLY to the first request of the file. Re-converting the Blueprint doesn't fix the problem.

I can't show the .json / .md files I converted as they contain confidential data.
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I have the same error

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I sent an email to @kielabokkie with the piece of code that seems to be responsible for the problem, it should probably be fixed soon :- )

@kielabokkie kielabokkie self-assigned this Nov 18, 2016
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Fixes collection id missing on examples without a request (#26)
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* Fixes collection id missing on examples without a request
* Update dependencies

Fixes issue #24
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@Ullaakut @sefsinalas I've released Blueman v1.3.1 which solves this issue.

If you are using the .phar file just update using the self-update function:

$ blueman self-update

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