Steven M. Mortimer

@ghareesh It sounds like you switched platforms and re-installed the {salesforcer} package, which installed the latest version (v1.0.1) that is different from what you were using in your prod environment....

@ViswaDutt-P One option is to copy your local cached token file (named `.httr-oauth-salesforcer`) into the working directory of the script that is being executed on RStudio Server. Every time `sf_auth()`...

@ghareesh Your query looks like a fairly complex relationship query. Back in July 2020, as part of v0.2.0, I updated the way `sf_query()` parses relationship queries to try and fix...

@viswaduttp The other option, instead of relying on the cached token, is saving the token itself and loading it like this to authenticate: ```r # Save token to disk and...

@ghareesh Apologies, if you're having trouble with installing from the archives. It looks like the only versions in the archive prior to v0.2.0 are v0.1.2, v0.1.3, and v.0.1.4 so you're...

@ghareesh Copying the lib folder works too! This gives me the idea that I should add a function argument that will allow users to export the raw JSON or XML...

@ghareesh `is_present()` is a function from the lifecycle package. Have you installed that?

@achyutanand According to the API documentation you must provide a dimension called `CUSTOM_DIMENSION` and then include the `customDimensionKeyIds` element in your list. Here is a link to the documentation: https://developers.google.com/ad-manager/api/reference/v201905/ReportService.ReportQuery#customdimensionkeyids...

Thanks @lukaszsidor! This is a good idea to implement. Currently, the only type of authentication supported is through a web app flow, not a service account. I assume with the...

While waiting for a fix, I've been opening up the file in a text editor (BBEdit) and deleting the DTD portion of the file (first ~200 lines of the file)...