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I know that this an attempt to be helpful but it's usually not, in my experience. The SDK uses key_name and the webhook uses keyName, so how are we supposed to abstract the two without a horrific mess of:
storing two key names for each field, or
on-the-fly transformation back to camel case on the already-transformed key names?
The other Contentful SDKs seem to have added an option for disabling this. I can't seem to find it in the Python one, so is it hidden somewhere? I guess raw_mode might work? But that's presumably going to disable all the other useful processing too.
Personally, I'm storing objects in a relational DB + data warehouse too so I've got at least 3 different keys to deal with. :(
Please add this if not already available. Thanks!
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I know that this an attempt to be helpful but it's usually not, in my experience. The SDK uses
key_name
and the webhook useskeyName
, so how are we supposed to abstract the two without a horrific mess of:The other Contentful SDKs seem to have added an option for disabling this. I can't seem to find it in the Python one, so is it hidden somewhere? I guess
raw_mode
might work? But that's presumably going to disable all the other useful processing too.Personally, I'm storing objects in a relational DB + data warehouse too so I've got at least 3 different keys to deal with. :(
Please add this if not already available. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: