Jonatan Samoocha

@samirak93 If `access_token` is your default access token that you got when creating your app, its scope is always `read`. Did you use the authorization URL you created with `client.authorization_url()`...

See #124 :-)

I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to do, but maybe it helps to use the `start_date` (which is always in UTC) attribute instead of `start_date_local`?

To get the end date/time in UTC, you could add the activity's `elapsed_time` (which is already of `timedelta` type) to the `start_date` to give you timezone-aware start - and end...

I added minimal working examples of testing client endpoints with a mocked Strava API. The mocked Strava API can be used as a pytest fixture and is implemented as a...

> Looks good to me. can this `PR` be reviewed now or still WIP Yes, please review it when you have time. The module `tests.integration.test_client` has some examples of how...

As part of #241 (which fixes another unrelated problem), I removed the running_race(s) endpoints to prevent CI from failing.

What needs to be done for this other than removing references to python 2 in the documentation?

Part of the current test suite depends on an existing Strava account/API key. Mocking that part may require quite some (re-)work - many tests assume particular data to be there...

Is it necessary to test against the real/mocked Strava API? I can see (but please correct me if I'm wrong) the following approach working for this package: **Strava API additions:**...