Hello, since we moved to v.0.7.1 we also wanted to updated the order handling.
There we ran into the following problem.
After creating a RDT and filter with:

rr := &tokens.CreateRestrictedDataTokenRequest{ RestrictedResources: []tokens.RestrictedResource{ { Method: http.MethodGet, Path: "/orders/v0/orders", DataElements: []string{"buyerInfo", "shippingAddress"}, }, }, } tokenResp, err := client.TokenAPI.CreateRestrictedDataTokenRequest(rr) log.Infof("Fetched RDT=%s", tokenResp.ResponseBody.RestrictedDataToken) rdt := *tokenResp.ResponseBody.RestrictedDataToken no := time.Now() fro := no.Add(time.Hour * 24 * -10) from := apis.JsonTimeISO8601{Time: fro} filter := &orders.GetOrdersFilter{CreateAfter: from, MarketplaceIDs: []constants.MarketplaceID{constants.Germany}} response, err := client.OrdersAPI.GetOrders(filter, &rdt)
Our response is 400, the RDT response is correct but the filter seems to be wrong.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong here?

We are developing our code on Macs and have no problems with your brilliant api, but moving to a Linux server environment, we are stuck. The exact same code produces a valid response on a Mac, but only an empty response in Linux.

e.g. client.FinancesAPI.ListFinancialEventGroups results in : &{200 0x14000e34520 }
but with linux we receive : &{200 }

On which os is the api developed ? Are we missing something ?

PS: Looking deeper into the error, it seems the rdt-token is requested but returns no error or valid token, instead just a nil value is passed back ......