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Hi,

I'm working with the Claravine API in python right now to try to programmatically create some new transactions using data I have on my local machine. I have used the Claravine API to get historical transactions successfully, but this POST method isn't working

Here's an example of what I'm running in python:

"""

url = "https://api.claravine.com/v1/datasets/xxx/dataset/data"

headers = {
"accept": "application/json",
"x-claravine-key": "xxx",
"x-claravine-secret": "xxx",
"fields":fields,
"rows":rows
}

response = requests.post(url, headers=headers)

print(response.text)

"""

I have my actual dataset uuid in the url, as well as my real api key and secret in headers. fields is a python list of the columns of the data I'm trying to load into Claravine, and rows is a nested python list of the row values. This is exactly how the data looks when I'm receiving it from a get request. However, this error is being thrown when I try to run it:

Header part [xxx...]

(my fields list) must be of type str or bytes, not <class 'list'>

I think this has to do with the requests library in python, that maybe it can only take those two data types as arguments in the headers object. I tried again with both fields and rows converted to strings but that didn't work either

How would I fix this?

Thank you