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Downloading a file, getting error in DropboxTransportClient.swift, line 200
Hi all,
I've checked the forum and didn't find an answer.
Overview: my app works with a SQLite db. I have an option to store the DB in DropBox (only store it, not working on it).
The user downl...
It looks like the issue is that the SDK expects a 'response' handler on the 'files.download' call, but you're not supplying one.
I'll ask the team to fix this up to fail gracefully in this case, but as a workaround (and as a best practice in general), you should add a 'response' handler, e.g., as shown here:
https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox#download-style-request
Also, I recommend doing so for all of your calls so you can add some error handling. Otherwise, you won't know if/why a call failed.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffIt looks like the issue is that the SDK expects a 'response' handler on the 'files.download' call, but you're not supplying one.
I'll ask the team to fix this up to fail gracefully in this case, but as a workaround (and as a best practice in general), you should add a 'response' handler, e.g., as shown here:
https://github.com/dropbox/SwiftyDropbox#download-style-request
Also, I recommend doing so for all of your calls so you can add some error handling. Otherwise, you won't know if/why a call failed.
Thanks Greg, I added response and error handling and now it works again!!!
You're the best ;)
Marco "Chetral" Pirola
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