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Request IDs

On a successful request

1from ntropy_sdk import SDK
2
3sdk = SDK("cd1H...Wmhl")
4tx = sdk.transactions.get("xbx8YP14g565Xk") 
5request_id = tx.request_id

On an unexpected error

1from ntropy_sdk import SDK, NtropyHTTPError
2
3sdk = SDK("cd1H...Wmhl")
4try:
5    tx = sdk.transactions.get("xbx8YP14g565Xk")
6except NtropyHTTPError as err:
7    request_id = err.req_id

Every API request sent to the Ntropy API is assigned a unique request ID. This ID is included in the response headers under the key X-Request-ID. Request IDs are crucial for debugging and support.

When you encounter an issue or unexpected behavior with the API, including the request ID in your bug report allows our support team to diagnose the issue.

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