Thanks for this great library -- saved me a ton of time!
I'm trying to pass in a custom query_payload to FlumeData instead of using the default, and it is properly initialized. However, when the update() call is actually made, the first thing it does it overwrite the query_payload with the default anyway. It seems impossible to actually do a custom query, unless I'm missing something.
Less important, but would also suggest scan_interval not be a required parameter since it should be ignored if a query_payload is passed anyway.
I would submit a pull request but I'm not confident enough in my Python skills. Thanks!
Thanks for this great library -- saved me a ton of time!
I'm trying to pass in a custom
query_payloadtoFlumeDatainstead of using the default, and it is properly initialized. However, when theupdate()call is actually made, the first thing it does it overwrite thequery_payloadwith the default anyway. It seems impossible to actually do a custom query, unless I'm missing something.Less important, but would also suggest
scan_intervalnot be a required parameter since it should be ignored if aquery_payloadis passed anyway.I would submit a pull request but I'm not confident enough in my Python skills. Thanks!