REST-API Docs out of date

[Wolfie]

So I am using the REST-API, and with every link, (example: 

https://api.trello.com/1/checklists/{id}/cards), always returns "The requested resource was not found." for me

[Sunny Ape]

Hello @Wolfie

The error you're getting comes as no surprise, given that to lookup a checklist on a card you would use:

GET https://api.trello.com/1/cards/{id}/checklists

... exactly as it says in the completely up to date and correct documentation for that endpoint

[Wolfie]

Thats exactly what I'm using, but it returns an error


```py

import requests

import json

id = "THE ID"

headers = {

  "Accept": "application/json"

}

query = {

  'key': 'THE KEY',

  'token': 'THE TOKEN'

}

url = f"https://api.trello.com/1/checklists/{id}/cards"

response = requests.request(

   "GET",

   url,

   headers=headers,

   params=query

)

print(response.text)    
```

I replaced the values in here, but in my code, its that

[Sunny Ape]

In your Python code shown above:

url = f"https://api.trello.com/1/checklists/{id}/cards"

I can see nothing in your declaration of the url variable that would cause the '{id}' to be substituted with an actual ID of an actual card, something like:

url = f"https://api.trello.com/1/cards/4d5ea62fd7etcetc/checklists

where '4d5ea62fd7etcetc' was an actual ID of an actual card.

I get the feeling that maybe you should spend some more time learning about how to use Python in general. Do a Google search on 'trello rest api python examples' to get started.

Have fun.

[Wolfie]

I know Python. I use an f-string for the URL var

[Wolfie]

Ohhh wait, the ID is an ID of a card

[Wolfie]

Wait no

[Wolfie]

I have been using Python for years