master in legs in sdk

Could you please post some sample data?

It might be omitted from the API Server side. In order to confirm it, you can make API call without auto converting result to C# objects: https://github.com/ringcentral/ringcentral-csharp-client#what-if-i-want-plain-http-without-those-fan...

Then you can if the data is included in server response.

Let me know what you find.

Thanks Tyler.  Here's an example pulled from the API:

[{"startTime":"2018-09-17T22:52:44.723Z","duration":33,"type":"Voice","direction":"Outbound","action":"VoIP Call","result":"Hang Up","to":{"phoneNumber":"+15084941229","name":"WIRELESS CALLER","location":"Framingham, MA"},"from":{"phoneNumber":"+15088094487","name":"Patient Unit 5 410","device":{"uri":"https://platform.ringcentral.com/restapi/v1.0/account/62100168016/device/802202037016","id":"802202037016"}},"extension":{"uri":"https://platform.ringcentral.com/restapi/v1.0/account/62100168016/extension/62194396016","id":62194396016},"transport":"VoIP","legType":"SipToPstnUnmetered","master":true}]

 

Sorry - just now getting back to this.  :)

So here's an example of the code we're using:

//add the leg data
                        foreach (RingCentral.CallLogRecordLegInfo leg in log.legs)
                        {
                            var logLeg = new legInfo()
                            {
                                action = leg.action,
                                call_Id = log.id,   //extracted from the parent call log record.
                                direction = leg.direction,
                                duration = leg.duration,
                                legType = leg.legType,
                                result = leg.result,
                                startTime = leg.startTime,
                                transport = leg.transport,
                                type = leg.type,
                                
                            };

The 'log' variable is of type RingCentral.CallLogRecord.  If I look at the 'leg' variable I don't see a 'master' property on there.  

Hi David, thank you very much for the feedback!

The C# code is auto generated according to swagger spec. I just check the swagger spec and there isn't a master property at all. So the issue is the swagger spec. 

I will escalate this issue and push them to fix it as soon as possible.

Thanks Tyler.  I was afraid I was going to have to go into the source code myself and add that property.  :)

Hey Tyler - do you have an update on this?  

Thanks!

Thanks Tyler. I'll look to see that SDK update.  Is there some mailing list I should be on to be able to know when new updates to the SDK are posted?

Sounds good... I'll probably take a look at it tomorrow.