Jordan Woods

@realimpat I had the exact same problem. Wasn't a public API, so I couldn't publish the details of how I was calling it, and couldn't reproduce it without having to...

I had the same issue. Was caused by docker running windows containers. Switching them to back to linux containers fixed the issue.

This is critical. This seems to take precedence and break other plugins, rendering VSCode useless for other parts of a normal workflow.

@jesusenlanet In your example, you use `RequestOptions.Operator.Equals` did you mean to use `RequestOptions.Operator.In`? Using In with groups works as expected for me.

Do these groups also appear in the groups section of the site? Are you a site/server admin?

Not within the permissions list, but within the actual "Groups" section of the overall site.

Would be fixed by #1219

Duplicate of #1354

I found a workaround. You can query the metadata API for the already published workbook luid and ask what views do not have a path value. Those would be hidden....

Oh, are you looking to get the sheets that aren't hidden by being parts of dashboards or a viz in tooltip?