Is "auth_rating" now "user_auth_rating_score"?

[Greg Fiumara]

Hello,

Retrieving the authenticated user's rating of a beer appears to have changed. An authenticated request to /v4/user/beers/ is documented as having the key "auth_rating" within a "beer" dictionary. The rating now appears to be in the key "user_auth_rating_score" that is at the same level as "beer" in the response. Is this the new way to retrieve ratings?

Thanks,
-Greg

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Greg Fiumara

[Greg Avola]

Greg,

That is useful when the user is viewing ANOTHER person's beer list, and it represent that score. the "auth_rating" is still the score of the person you are looking at.

For example when you do /user/beers?access_token=GREGSTOKEN = you will get your own and auth_rating and user_auth_rating_score will be the same. However we recently added a new option to sort by your "YOUR RATING", so is now outside the beer object, called "user_auth_rating_score". This will change based on if you are viewing someone else's score.

It replaces the "auth_rating" inside the "beer" object.

Greg

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