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var builds = theTeamCityClient.Builds.ByBuildLocator(BuildLocator.WithNumber(versionNumber));
looping through each build
eachBuild.Changes is null, even though there are changes (verified by a direct API call)
When you pull changes by themselves:
var changes = theTeamCityClient.Changes.ByBuildId(IntUtil.ValueOrDefault(eachBuild.Id))
looping through changes
eachChange.Files is null, even though there are files (verified by a direct API call)
Seems that the parent object is not hydrating the children correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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var builds = theTeamCityClient.Builds.ByBuildLocator(BuildLocator.WithNumber(versionNumber));
looping through each build
eachBuild.Changes is null, even though there are changes (verified by a direct API call)
When you pull changes by themselves:
var changes = theTeamCityClient.Changes.ByBuildId(IntUtil.ValueOrDefault(eachBuild.Id))
looping through changes
eachChange.Files is null, even though there are files (verified by a direct API call)
Seems that the parent object is not hydrating the children correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: