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"Result" type in POST body #11
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When you say "compatible with Epic's UGS", are you referring to the PostBadgeStatus.exe program from the UGS project? If so, yes, it should be compatible, but it's not something we use at our studio, so it's possible it's not working as expected.
Ah, thank you! I will make sure to fix that. |
Thanks to @parnic-sks in #11 for pointing it out.
We don't actually use PostBadgeStatus either, so I'm not 100% confident, but I believe it posts Result as a string, which is where I got my implementation from. Your example also has Result as a string, which doesn't appear to work. We have an internal PostBadgeStatus implementation we use at our studio that posts By "compatible with Epic's UGS" I meant that RUGS could be swapped in without anyone noticing (other than the database missing entries from the other version), and right now that's not possible due to the Result type mismatch. |
Hi there,
Thanks for providing this solution! I was about to write my own today to replace our IIS installation, but found this project so I'm glad I don't have to :).
I'm running the rugs:latest Docker image as of today (2024/04/11) and am having an issue with the example POST body as well as our existing internal tooling that's already interacting with Epic's IIS version. When attempting to post this body from the readme:
I get the following response:
Based on the TeamCity plugin's source, it looks like the Result is actually expecting the integer value of the Starting constant rather than the name, so I tried this and it did work:
Is this expected? Should we be able to use the name of the Result status (compatible with Epic's UGS) or do we have to use the numeric value of the enum instead?
Additionally, the readme says:
I assume this is supposed to say "to
/api/build
" since that's what the handler is listening for.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: