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The above returns 300 values despite granularity being daily and the start time being only 7 days ago. The endpoint seems to be returning correct values for the query when tested separately. Tested it on: https://gdaxurl.surge.sh/
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Maybe worth looking into implementing a fix for this on the back end - so end defaults to today if start is passed in alone and end defaults to end date minus 300 periods if passed in alone.
The "get_product_historic_rates" function seems to return more values than needed when "start" or "end" variables get passed in.
The above returns 300 values despite granularity being daily and the start time being only 7 days ago. The endpoint seems to be returning correct values for the query when tested separately. Tested it on: https://gdaxurl.surge.sh/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: