NewClient() seems to be returning nil without throwing an error about go-jira HOT 9 CLOSED

I tried to reproduce this with a working JIRA site but couldn't. Also, I don't understand where OnIntent and OpenTicketIntent are coming from. Are these functions in your own code?

Are you sure the configuration for the client is correct? Are you able to provide any more information or create a failing test?

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OnIntent comes from here, a go port of the alexa skills kit and OpenTicketIntent comes from my Interaction Model in the Amazon Alexa Skills Kit configuration. It's an intent that I've configured and it's just a case in a switch statement in my code
that gets triggered.

I'm sure that I've tried all of the different configurations I can think of, including the ones in your examples. I'm not sure what more information I could provide. Is there something you are looking for specifically?

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The errorString in your comment is referenced as the default implementation of stringifying errors:
https://blog.golang.org/error-handling-and-go

That being said, I can't replicate your error. I've tried it with:

• valid JIRA site
• an invalid site
• correct credentials
• incorrect
• no network connection

I need the actual code you're trying to run or I need you to send some other code that will produce that error.

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main.zip
Here's the code I'm working with

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You just zipped up a binary file named main. Please create a repository and check it in on Github so I can look at it.

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Oops sorry. I've included the actual .go file now. I don't want to put this code on github, though, because I don't want it to be public for long and it's easier to delete a comment than a repo.
main.zip

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I extracted the code that actually uses go-jira here: https://gist.github.com/rbriski/6637af24c0c5447410175a7579618f75

If you fill in your credentials and JIRA site, it works fine. Any issue you're running into is with your code or some other library.

I tried to run the whole thing but the Alexa library your using has made some backward incompatible changes since you last pulled your dependencies. I couldn't even get go get to work.

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I was able to fix it! Thanks so much, I'm not really sure what the problem was, but I copied your barebones go-jira code and started from scratch, and it worked. Closing.

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Glad that it was solved :)
Thanks @rbriski for your help here.

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