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Originally posted by longlie1109 October 12, 2022
Is there a way to get the "exchange" in search_assets function ?
NASDAQ works fine but other market isn't work out for me
So as the discussion says, it seems that the results provided by search_assets contain a field named exchange which doesn't seem to be matching the actual filter for the search, which means that if the results contain e.g. exchange="RANDOM_EXCHANGE", if you use that filter in a next call to search_assets using the exchange param, it won't work, as the printed exchange is not the same one as the one used by the filter, even though those refer to the same.
Note that something similar happens with the type parameter, which was already solved at 8cf3e0e
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Originally posted by longlie1109 October 12, 2022
Is there a way to get the "exchange" in search_assets function ?
NASDAQ works fine but other market isn't work out for me
So as the discussion says, it seems that the results provided by
search_assets
contain a field namedexchange
which doesn't seem to be matching the actual filter for the search, which means that if the results contain e.g.exchange="RANDOM_EXCHANGE"
, if you use that filter in a next call tosearch_assets
using theexchange
param, it won't work, as the printed exchange is not the same one as the one used by the filter, even though those refer to the same.Note that something similar happens with the
type
parameter, which was already solved at 8cf3e0eThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: