`/characters/{character_id}/assets/` does not return loaded charges/ammo

[Nohus]

Bug

When requesting assets, ammo loaded into modules is not returned. For example, a ship with a missile launcher with loaded missiles will be returned as the ship and the launcher, but the missiles are missing from the response.

Request

GET /characters/{character_id}/assets/

Response

List of assets, with loaded charges/ammo missing.

Expected

Expected all assets to be returned, including loaded charges/ammo.

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[14rynx]

Some additional Info that might be useful for fixing this bug:

This behaviour seems to match the behaviour for the in-game "Personal Assets" Window when using Right Click -> View Contents.

All consumable charges seem to be affected by this bug, while scripts seem to be unaffected. I tested the following ones: Affected are:

• Missiles / Projectile / Hybrid / Energy / Entropic Ammunition (I didn't test Edencom and Deathless)
• Cap Booster Charges
• Ancillary Shield Booster Charges (Cap Boosters)
• Command Burst Charges
• Warp Disruption Probes
• Ancillary Armor Repairer Charges (Nanite)

Not affected are:

• Tracking Disruptor Scripts
• Guidance Distruptor Scripts
• Sensor Dampening Scripts
• Sensor Booster Scripts
• Tracking Computer Scripts
• Remote Tracking Computer Scripts
• Warp Disruption Field Generator Scripts

[Nohus]

The ones that do show up (scripts, laser crystals, possibly all unstackable charges?) still show incorrectly, as they don't show to be inside their parent module. locationId should point to the parent module, but they are returned as if they weren't loaded, just at the same nesting level as the module.

[walkingeyerobot]

I'm still hoping this issue can get some attention. Managing large numbers of alliance doctrine ships is much easier using ESI to figure out which ships have bad fits or are missing ammo. Not being able to see certain charges at all raises too many false negatives, and since these assets don't show up at all there's no workaround possible.