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I'm trying to get data only for one day by setting startdate and enddate for the search.
This was the query. You see it's 24 hours. {'search': [{'startDate': 1712449083967, 'endDate': 1712535483967, 'ids':...
But the Apple server always returns a week of data.
Is the format wrong?
Your code in accounts.py changed:
I've briefly tried looking into this myself as well, but haven't figured out yet why it doesn't work. I think it might be an issue on Apple's side.
You can always manually filter the results if you wish, there's not a huge downside to fetching too many reports. I'd rather not do this in the library because throwing out a bunch of reports would be rather wasteful.
Thank you for the reference, I didn't find it.
I sort it myself and it's not a big deal.
You may close the issue. When @biemster finds the issue we can fix it too.
I'm trying to get data only for one day by setting startdate and enddate for the search.
This was the query. You see it's 24 hours.
{'search': [{'startDate': 1712449083967, 'endDate': 1712535483967, 'ids':...
But the Apple server always returns a week of data.
Is the format wrong?
Your code in accounts.py changed:
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