ContactHubSpotModel.Email always null about hubspot.net HOT 5 CLOSED

ok, clear. Thanks for the feedback. I will close this one.

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Hi @franknesse, thanks for your issue. Could you please tell me which version of the package you are using and perhaps post a little more of the code you are using around this for each loop?

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Hello @Psypher9 , thanks for your quick reply. I am using version 0.6.17 (just installed it from NuGet).
The code is nothng more than:

var api = new HubSpotApi("<my api key>");			
var result = api.Contact.List<HubSpot.NET.Api.Contact.Dto.ContactHubSpotModel>();			
foreach (ContactHubSpotModel contact in result.Contacts)
{
	Console.WriteLine($"{contact.FirstName} {contact.LastName} {contact.Email}");
}

And the output is:

And this is my hubspot application:

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I managed to get the e-mail address now, by providing a ListRequestOptins object as follows:

var api = new HubSpotApi("<my api key>");
ListRequestOptions options = new ListRequestOptions()
{
	PropertiesToInclude = new List<string> { "firstname", "lastname", "email" }
};
var result = api.Contact.List<HubSpot.NET.Api.Contact.Dto.ContactHubSpotModel>(options);
foreach (ContactHubSpotModel contact in result.Contacts)
{
	Console.WriteLine($"{contact.FirstName} {contact.LastName} {contact.Email}");				
}

But for me it is not clear yet why last and first name are provided by default where as I need to explicitly request for the email using the ListRequestOptions object. Can anybody explain this behavior to me?

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@franknesse, this is actually due to HubSpot's API specifications found here under the Optional Parameter section and Property. Their API only includes a few properties (i.e. first and last name) by default when getting all contacts by this method.

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