Missing positional argument "id" even though it is provided about klaviyo-api-python HOT 2 CLOSED

Great question!

Try something like the following:

id = '01F3ZZNHPY4YZFVGNBH5THCNXE'

body = {
	"data": {
		"type": "profile",
		"id": "01F3ZZNHPY4YZFVGNBH5THCNXE",
		"attributes": {
			"email": "[email protected]"
		}
	}
}

klaviyo.Profiles.update_profile(id, body)

You can find the function signature here: https://github.com/klaviyo/klaviyo-api-python#update-profile

NOTE: The body param should be a native python dict mirroring the structure and types in our API Reference docs.

In case our README doesn't make it clear, If you run into similar issues with other endpoints, the heading for each function signature in the README links to the corresponding section of our API Reference (see screenshot).

Thanks again for reaching out! In the process of looking into this, i was able to find a typo elsewhere in our docs, so this type of feedback is hugely valuable for us in our efforts to improve our developer experience.

Cheers!
Jon

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Thank you!

I think the confusion stems from the error being about missing keyword arguments, but the problem arising, as you pointed out, from a missing property in the dictionary.

Another thing I noticed is that the documentation has the signature as you provided in the screenshot above, but the actual signature of the function you are interacting with looks like this.

This means that if I provide a _body={whatever} to Profiles.update_profile it will not behave as expected when looking at the readme. Is there a reason for this discrepancy other than to make the interface more readable?

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