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The latest version adds a non-backward compatible change to passing the base URI in the constructor.
Documentation says you should pass:
sp = SparkPost('YOUR API KEY', 'https://api.eu.sparkpost.com')
which is also what we are using for over a year. But in 1.3.9 the constructor actually expects it to be:
SparkPost('YOUR API KEY', 'api.eu.sparkpost.com')
as the constructor adds the 'https://' by itself, without backward compatibility check to see if it might have been added already.
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The latest version adds a non-backward compatible change to passing the base URI in the constructor.
Documentation says you should pass:
which is also what we are using for over a year. But in 1.3.9 the constructor actually expects it to be:
as the constructor adds the 'https://' by itself, without backward compatibility check to see if it might have been added already.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: