FulfillmentInbound.GetShipments() problem with ShipmentStatus INTRANSIT or CHECKEDIN

[dave-sewell]

This library has been a real time saver and relatively easy to use so far. However, I did run into a problem calling FulfillmentInbound.GetShipments() when using QueryType.SHIPMENT with ShipmentStatus.INTRANSIT or ShipmentStatus.CHECKEDIN. Here is the code illustrating the problem:

  ParameterGetShipments filter = new ParameterGetShipments();
  filter.MarketplaceId = marketplaceId;
  filter.ShipmentStatusList = new List<ShipmentStatus>();
  filter.ShipmentStatusList.Add(ShipmentStatus.WORKING);
  filter.ShipmentStatusList.Add(ShipmentStatus.SHIPPED);
  filter.ShipmentStatusList.Add(ShipmentStatus.RECEIVING);
  filter.ShipmentStatusList.Add(ShipmentStatus.DELIVERED);
// The line below generates an "Invalid ShipmentStatus: INTRANSIT" error. Should be "IN_TRANSIT".
  filter.ShipmentStatusList.Add(ShipmentStatus.INTRANSIT);    
// The line below generates an "Invalid ShipmentStatus: CHECKEDIN" error. Should be "CHECKED_IN".
  filter.ShipmentStatusList.Add(ShipmentStatus.CHECKEDIN);    
  filter.QueryType = Constants.QueryType.SHIPMENT;
  GetShipmentsResult shipmentsResult = amazonConnection.FulFillmentInbound.GetShipments(filter);

The ShipmentStatus enum needs to be fixed so that INTRANSIT is IN_TRANSIT and CHECKEDIN is CHECKED_IN.

Thanks.

[dave-sewell]

Update: the API documentation says to use "IN_TRANSIT" rather than "INTRANSIT", would would explain the error message noted. However, I noticed some actually get returned with "INTRANSIT" as the status, so not sure what is going on with that.

[abuzuhri]

This should be fixed in last version please check and let me know

[dave-sewell]

Yes, it works fine in version 1.4.23. Thanks for the quick fix!