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Old/Incorrect solar system ID returned from Character Location #1033

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Slazanger opened this issue Sep 10, 2018 · 5 comments
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Old/Incorrect solar system ID returned from Character Location #1033

Slazanger opened this issue Sep 10, 2018 · 5 comments
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@Slazanger
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Bug

The Character Location api is returning the incorrect system. It appears to be the system I was in at downtime

Request

GET /v1/characters/xxxxx/location?datasource=tranquility

Response

OK

Status Code

200

Headers

X-Esi-Request-Id: 73fb4945-fdb5-4a14-a655-b6a566d3717d
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:25:00 GMT
Last-Modified: Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:25:00 GMT

Body

{
	"solar_system_id":xxxxxxx,
	"structure_id":yyyyyy
}

Expected

This is returning the system I was in at downtime, I've since moved a few systems over and have docked in another structure; however this hasnt been updated

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@Slazanger Slazanger changed the title Old/Incorrect solars system ID returned from Character Location Old/Incorrect solar system ID returned from Character Location Sep 10, 2018
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ddavaham commented Sep 10, 2018

Can you please provide "snapshots". For example, make the request, then login and move a couple of jumps, and make the request again. This endpoint has an incredibly short cache timer and this may just be a fluke. I just tested this myself with a JF pilot and the endpoint updated the solar system id and station id immediately after the cache expired.

Include whatever details you feel comfortable providing, bare minimum being the request id as you did with this request.

@Slazanger
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This is occurring on 1 of the 3 characters I've tested; and has been occurring since just after down time today..

Another request :
X-Esi-Request-Id: 082e5baa-6a93-4d32-9088-d2b117e78492

@Slazanger
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And Jumped a System over again.. and its still not updated

X-Esi-Request-Id: dbcde203-0f85-4e9c-ac13-657db7caa2fc

@ddavaham
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Thanka Sir. This will be a perfect example for the Devs

@ddavaham ddavaham added esi-location bug duplicate Issue is similar to an already existing one. labels Sep 10, 2018
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Duplicate of #828

@ddavaham ddavaham marked this as a duplicate of #828 Sep 13, 2018
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