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We have a TSI environment that we're querying using the TSI REST API. We've generated a client library to issue queries to the TSI environment using the Open API spec's of the API.
Since today, we're suddenly facing issues: We're executing a GET availability request and the response that is returned cannot be deserialized into the C# class that was generated for the response type. We're facing an overflow: the returned distribution value does not fit inside an int32.
This is the response that is returned from the GET availability request:
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)We have a TSI environment that we're querying using the TSI REST API. We've generated a client library to issue queries to the TSI environment using the Open API spec's of the API.
Since today, we're suddenly facing issues: We're executing a GET availability request and the response that is returned cannot be deserialized into the C# class that was generated for the response type. We're facing an overflow: the returned distribution value does not fit inside an int32.
This is the response that is returned from the GET availability request:
When deserializing this JSON to the generated
AvailabilityResponse
type, we receive this error:I've fixed this by manually changing the Distribution dictionary in the generated Availability class to an
IDictionary<string, long?>
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