"Null" Consumer_Key in Authorization Header
See original GitHub issueRunning a simple GET request to verify credentials gave the following error in twitter.m.js
e.headers.raw() is not a function
To debug it, I removed it from h._handleResponse
function. The above error went away but received a response from twitter server of 401
.
On looking the request, I found OAuth oauth_consumer_key="null"
in Authorization
header.
Seems like the function is not setting the auth header correctly?
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I’m seeing this in my react-native application. I removed the
.raw()
and it works fine. Using patch-package for now to save this change in my project.💯 Thanks @Nick-Gottschlich !! Release in 0.11.0 😄