Describe the bug
In the following code:
smart = smartsheet.Smartsheet()
sheets = Sheets(smart)
sheet_id = "redacted"
source_row_id = "redacted"
source_column_id = "redacted"
source_sheet_id = int("redacted")
response = sheets.update_rows(sheet_id, [Row({ "id": row_id, "cells": [
Cell({"value": None, "column_id": display_column_id, "link_in_from_cell": CellLink({"column_id": source_column_id, "sheet_id": source_sheet_id, "row_id": source_row_id }) })
]})])
Note the "value": None bit in the Cell object.
Above code gets an error from the API:
"Required object attribute(s) are missing from your request: cell.value."
However if you pass "value": "some value to make it work" you get the API error:
cell.value must be null if cell.linkInFromCell is non-null.
So there is no way to use update_rows method for creating CellLinks.
To Reproduce
Covered by the problem description.
Expected behavior
When Cell({ "value": None }) is passed in update_rows, the SDK relays it to the HTTP API as value: null in the JSON payload.
Environment (please complete the following information):
- OS: OSX 14.6.1
- Smartsheet Python SDK Version: 3.0.4
- Python Version: 3.9.6
Describe the bug
In the following code:
Note the
"value": Nonebit in theCellobject.Above code gets an error from the API:
However if you pass
"value": "some value to make it work"you get the API error:So there is no way to use
update_rowsmethod for creating CellLinks.To Reproduce
Covered by the problem description.
Expected behavior
When
Cell({ "value": None })is passed inupdate_rows, the SDK relays it to the HTTP API asvalue: nullin the JSON payload.Environment (please complete the following information):