Changes the return type of the client method RetreiveUserAction #74
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This was a bug in the API def, |
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For now I removed the API that uses that object in the client. I don't know if there is aw ay to map |
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I noticed that when I tried to import the package into my go project I was getting the following error:
So, I pulled down the source code for the project and noticed that the client method RetrieveUserInfoFromAccessToken was creating an error in compiling and testing.
Specifically, the method was trying to return a type called UserInfoResponse, but that struct does not exist in the client or domain files. So, I pulled the code history and noticed that the method previously returned a pointer to a UserResponse struct. I changed the return type to the UserResponse struct, tested the code out and it seemed to work.
Fixes #72