Anyone familiar with:
```type: "error.SuiteScriptE...
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:23 PMAnyone familiar with:
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type: "error.SuiteScriptError",
name: "SSS_INVALID_URL",
message: "URL protocol must be https",b
battk
08/08/2023, 9:25 PMliteral in this case, HTTPS is not https
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:25 PMI'm using https:// in lower cases...
alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:26 PMalien4u
08/08/2023, 9:28 PM Copy code
const oAPIResponse = https.get({
url: sAPI_URL,
headers: {
'Content-type': 'application/json',
'merch-key': oAPIConfig.API_PASS,
'Accept': '*/*'
}
});b
battk
08/08/2023, 9:29 PM Copy code
https.get({url: '<https://panel.xxxx:7443/api/order/update/xxx/accept/'}>)battk
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https.get({url: '<HTTPS://panel.xxxx:7443/api/order/update/xxx/accept/'}>)a
alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:30 PM@battk Of course, I replaced the valid values with XXX I can't share a valid host in a public space...
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battk
08/08/2023, 9:33 PMdoesnt really matter, do a get to the url you gave me to get the unknown host error instead
battk
08/08/2023, 9:36 PMas a comparison, do a get to any string that does not begin with https, the boring example being
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https.get({url: '<invalid://It_only_checks_what_the_url_starts_with>'})s
Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:38 PMcould this be a silent redirect issue to an non-https endpoint?
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:38 PM@battk This is literally my code:
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const oAPIResponse = https.get({
url: <https://panel.xxxx:7443/api/order/update/xxx/accept/>,
headers: {
'Content-type': 'application/json',
'merch-key': oAPIConfig.API_PASS,
'Accept': '*/*'
}
});alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:38 PM@Shawn Talbert Most likely...
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battk
08/08/2023, 9:39 PMunlikely, what you shared isnt valid javascript, the url is missing the quotes
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:40 PM@battk And that my friend my be exactly the problem...
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Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:40 PMyou're not using TS yet, @alien4u?
Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:41 PMif that was the actual code TS would have given big errors, expecting a string there
Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:41 PMthough in your original code looks like you have a variable with some form of hungarian naming that suggests it should be a string
Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:43 PMthe latest webstorm has some new features around HTTP client testing- I've been using that instead of postman or other external tools lately.
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:43 PMThis should be string and I should not need extra quotes... or double quotes...
alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:43 PM Copy code
const sAPI_URL = (oAPIConfig.API_URL.endsWith('/')) ? `${oAPIConfig.API_URL}update/${pOrderNumber}/accept/` : `${oAPIConfig.API_URL}/update/${pOrderNumber}/accept/`;b
battk
08/08/2023, 9:45 PMhardcode the url to be what you think it should be
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battk
08/08/2023, 9:45 PMif that succeeds, the the code you wrote isnt doing what you think it does
battk
08/08/2023, 9:45 PMif it doesnt, you are really bad at urls
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:47 PMProblem solved... WebStorm automatic line breaks literally breaks ES6 template literals...
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Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:47 PMWell, more like the literal is just being literal?
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Shawn Talbert
08/08/2023, 9:48 PMline breaks count, whether webstorm added it automatically or otherwise 🙂
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alien4u
08/08/2023, 9:50 PMAgree but regular string concatenation with style: "Some String" + $variable + "Some String" are not broken with manual or automatic line breaks, while ES6 are...
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Shawn Talbert
08/09/2023, 1:13 PMThat's by design - a string literal is meant to allow us to include line breaks in a string if desired, without using special escape characters
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