Incorrect example syntax

[scottisloud]

onepassword-sdk-python/example/example.py

Lines 409 to 414 in 6885d22

	for secret in secrets.individual_responses.values():
	if secret.error is not None:
	print(str(secret.error))
	else:
	print(secret.content.secret)
	# [developer-docs.sdk.python.resolve-bulk-secret]-end

In the code referenced above:

for secret in secrets.individual_responses.values():
        if secret.error is not None:
            print(str(secret.error))
        else:
            print(secret.content.secret)

individual_responses is not of type Dict, it's a custom class, and lacks .values(). The first line can be for secret in secrets.individual_responses: since individual_responses is an iterator as-is.

print(secret.content.secret) is also incorrect because secret.content.secret doesn't exist. This can just be print(secret.content)

[libutcher]

@scottisloud Hey Scott! Could you help me understand the problem you've identified here? The current syntax seems to work correctly for me - it retrieves the specific secrets pointed to by the specified secret references. When I change to print(secret.content), the SDK returns information about all parts of the secret reference, rather than only the secret that's being pointed to. And, when I update the first line to remove .values() I end up with a traceback error.

[scottisloud]

Ah!
Thanks for pinging me! This was user error. I was running an older version of the SDK, unbeknownst to me.

I had tried to find this issue in GL to close it out, forgetting it was actually in GH 🤦