Valeriu Paloş
Valeriu Paloş
@vpontis But where exactly did you add the Account Number? Can you give a code sample?
So, you're supposed to add the Freight Account Number (which is different from the regular one) at the path: `RequestedShipment.FreightShipmentDetail.FedExFreightAccountNumber`. Really awkward API definition, FedEx!
I think pull request #572 addresses this issue, but unfortunately the project maintainer still hasn't merged it.
I've made a PR with a fix, if anyone is still using this.
As a workaround, if you don't really need incremental compiling for TypeScript, just set `incremental` to `false` in your `tsconfig.json`. This did the trick for me. Thanks @vividlearningsystems for pointing...
This was fixed in version 1.3.16.
Also confirming that this works for me!
The problem is that the certificate generation from Let's Encrypt fails! This, in turn leads to improper generation of NGINX configs, i.e. the `return 500;` anomaly. Add this to the...
I guess the bottom line (in my case) was: **If you're using Let'sEncrypt certificate generation, make sure there's nothing in front of your server that redirects from HTTP to HTTPS...
+1 Bump!