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Hi,
I am not very experienced at python but I can't seem to find / call the first 3 documented method?
More specifically:

• add_project_version_attribute
• create_project_version
• create_new_project_version
  Have they not been implemented yet?
  Kind regards

Hi,

I am wondering, is there any fortify scan ran on fortifyapi itself ? I tried to look in what I think is your CI configuration (https://github.com/fortifyadmin/fortifyapi/blob/master/.circleci/config.yml) and I didn't see any scan being started. But most likely I am looking at the wrong place ;)

Cheers,
Romain

Because fortifyapi is using the ":=" Python operator, users with Python < 3.8 can't use the module

get_projects and get_all_project_version not working with ssc 21.1.1

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable
There was an error while handling the request. 400 Client Error: for url: https://fortify:8443/ssc/api/v1/projects?start=-1&limit=-1

When using the new interface for getting issues details, no data is returned:

def get_project_version_issue_details(
          self, instance_id, project_name, version_name, engine="SCA"
      ):

This triggers the API endpoint with the following parameters:

/api/v1/issueDetails?instanceId=10108&projectName=myproject&projectVersionName=myversion&engineType=SCA

In [4]: response = client.get_project_version_issue_details(10108, "myproject", "myversion")
In [5]: response.data
Out[5]: {'data': [], 'count': 0, 'responseCode': 200}

In [6]: response.success
Out[6]: True

In [7]: response.message
Out[7]: 'OK'

> Both project name and version name are corrected, I even tried using the version id, but getting the same results.

When I use the old version:

```python
      def get_project_version_issue_details(self, issue_id):
          """
>>        Returns trace analysis and other details of a given issue.  The issue ID can be found from the /issues or
          projectVersions endpoint.
          :param issue_id:
          :return: full detail of a given issue
          """ 
          url = '/api/v1/issueDetails/' + str(issue_id)
          return self._request('GET', url)

Which triggers the endpoint:

/api/v1/issueDetails/10108

It returns the issue details correctly.

In bulk_create_new_application_version_request, the custom attributes parameter only allows 1 custom attribute to be specified and only allows for attributes with where the user is to enter data, not those which have selectable options.

A proposed fix would to extend custom_attributes to be an array, consisting of 3 items tuples where idx1=attrId, idx2=values, idx3=value.