Creating a delivery on sandbox-api.uber.com (without test_specifications
) works properly, and live_mode
comes back as false
, indicating that we are in the sandbox rather than production mode.
Working example without test_specifications
:
{
"pickup_address": "124 w tennesee st, tallahassee, fl, 32301",
"dropoff_address": "124 w tennesee st, tallahassee, fl, 32301",
"dropoff_name": "nowhere",
"manifest": "nothing",
"pickup_name": "nobody",
"dropoff_phone_number": "523-123-1231",
"pickup_phone_number": "523-123-1232"
}
But, when adding test_specifications
as in the robocourier example, the API responds with "test_specifications not allowed for production requests" and fails to create the delivery.
Failing example with test_specifications
:
{
"pickup_address": "124 w tennesee st, tallahassee, fl, 32301",
"dropoff_address": "124 w tennesee st, tallahassee, fl, 32301",
"dropoff_name": "nowhere",
"manifest": "nothing",
"pickup_name": "nobody",
"dropoff_phone_number": "523-123-1231",
"pickup_phone_number": "523-123-1232",
"test_specifications": {
"robo_courier_specification": {
"mode": "auto"
}
}
}
Response from Uber Eats DaaS:
{
"code": "invalid_params",
"message": "The parameters of your request were invalid.",
"kind": "error",
"metadata": {
"param_details": "test_specifications not allowed for production requests"
}
}
How can we enable the robo_courier_specification
so that we can test webhooks in the sandbox?
CodePudding user response:
Our contact at Uber Eats generated a new "sandbox only" account for us which behaves as documented regarding the DaaS robocourier.
The robocourier seems to make a distinction between production and sandbox accounts, a behavior apparently held over from Postmates. This "sandbox only" distinction does not currently appear to be visible on the dashboard.