UnexpectedValueException

[bjhijmans]

As of May 3rd, I am getting frequent UnexpectedValueExceptions from updateAccounts. with the following message:

"Sharpspring REST API interpreter failure while evaluating object-level error(s): the number of objects provided to the call (1) is different from the number of objects returned in the 'result' part of the response (0).\nResponse result for updateAccounts call: []"

As far as I can tell, the accounts in question have been successfully updated. My guess is it's a change in the SharpSpring API, but I haven't been able to find any information on it. There have been no changes on my side, and it's happening for two separate SharpSpring setups.

[rmuit]

From reading the code (tracing the error message you get), it looks like

• you do actually get an error returned from the API (https://github.com/rmuit/sharpspring-restapi/blob/master/src/Connection.php#L477)
• the code is doing some general checks on the contents of the response before throwing an exception (https://github.com/rmuit/sharpspring-restapi/blob/master/src/Connection.php#L504), and then failing that, outputting a message about the response format and not including the actual error message. *

You should probably try to either comment out that line 504 and see what happens, or just throw an exception right before that line, which includes json_encode($response['error']) (or json_encode($response)).

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* I agree it must be a change in the Sharpspring API in the past 5 years. Or there's a situation I have never encountered myself which challenges the assumptions I made while writing the code.

Arguably it looks like I should not have created a situation where the original $response['error'] was not output. But I would have to dive back into the 5 year old code to see exactly what and why, which could be time consuming because of me discovering more API changes to take into account... (and because I don't have access to a Sharpspring API account currently). So I'm guessing noone wants to pay for that.