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Personal Access Token Authentication #465
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Thanks for breaking it into a new object and the new sample login script looks good.
I've got one request, then ship it!
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I think I don't have permissions to merge. |
…e attempting to use it against older versions of the server
Moved the sign in call to a new method to validate the rest api version before using Personal Access Tokens since older versions of the rest api won't support it |
Release v0.9 ## 0.9 (4 Oct 2019) * Added Metadata API endpoints (#431) * Added site settings for Data Catalog and Prep Conductor (#434) * Added new fields to ViewItem (#331) * Added support and samples for Tableau Server Personal Access Tokens (#465) * Added Permissions endpoints (#429) * Added tags to ViewItem (#470) * Added Databases and Tables endpoints (#445) * Added Flow endpoints (#494) * Added ability to filter projects by topLevelProject attribute (#497) * Improved server_info endpoint error handling (#439) * Improved Pager to take in keyword arguments (#451) * Fixed UUID serialization error while publishing workbook (#449) * Fixed materalized views in request body for update_workbook (#461)
The rest api sign in request will support providing a personal access token, along with its name, as a valid credential instead of username and password.
Created a new credential type aside of TableauAuth. They both have the same request/response format, the only difference is the credentials section of the request, where they provide different arguments.
Adding tests and a sample that shows how to use the new capabilities