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@minimul I'm thinking about forking this project and updating it to use qbo_api. I'm wondering if you think it would be worthwhile based on the inactivity of this repo. I'm new to integrating with qbo and it seems like this gem has some good utility. Given your perspective of years of qb development, do you think the approach of persisting and handling errors the way this gem does is still relevant?
Cheers
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Yea, I get that qbo_api is the new thing but I'm still curious why the one feature I was interested in (error handling/persisting) is not present in qbo_api? My gut is telling me it's a helpful feature so I've rolled my own but it's still nagging me that, with your experience and perspective, you've dropped it.
I hope this isn't taken as a criticism of that decision. Honestly, I'm just interested in hearing your opinion to gain better understanding and reasoning around Quickbooks.
@minimul I'm thinking about forking this project and updating it to use qbo_api. I'm wondering if you think it would be worthwhile based on the inactivity of this repo. I'm new to integrating with qbo and it seems like this gem has some good utility. Given your perspective of years of qb development, do you think the approach of persisting and handling errors the way this gem does is still relevant?
Cheers
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