Aaron Coleman

Hey Adam! I see the Webhooks example in the blog, but that's essentially how our (Fitabase at least) consuming code looks like with Fitbit's PubSub. The only difference I'd guess...

Hey Adam, I'm still not sure the why. You won't be able to, like, config-only using the out-of-box webhooks. The way we and others I know who have used Fitbit.NET...

Very interesting. So there's some good news here in that we're working on making the Library compatible with .NET standard and .NET Core with the help of @AlexGhiondea. Keep an...

Hi Adam, Looks like things were rearranged, but on first glance the outputs of the URLs aren't the same? Did you discover an example one we can compare URLs?

Hi Adam, I'm still confused. Are you suggesting that a) Fitbit's endpoints have changed and the library uses the old versions or b) in the course of migration we messed...

Example? What's there vs what the docs say? On Sunday, March 13, 2016, Adam Storr [email protected] wrote: > Hi, When I did the original migration from the old to the...

Hi Adam! We can’t accept any structural or large delta code changes now. Our code that wraps this library would be way too much to refactor with little functional value....

Hi @h8red @lassebn yeah, we're a little lagging on this. We need to get you guidance on how to proceed. My hangup right now is that I'm watching another thread...

@lassebn all feedback welcome. I don't think Fitbit is ever going to make OAuth 2.0 tokens long lived like 1.0, that would defeat the purpose (security). What they are likely...

We do want to remove all OA1 parts and finish the .Net Standard stuff, so if that can be done in a segregated way without internal library changes, we can...