Thank you for your patience, and I’m sorry for any frustration. If you need direct support from a human, please visit Pipedream. — To answer your original technical question about using Pipedream Connect’s API Proxy with the Python SDK: ### 1. Adding Custom Headers (e.g., developer-token) - You should pass custom headers as a standard Python dict to the headers parameter in your client.proxy.get(...) call. - Do NOT prefix your header names with x-pd-proxy-. The SDK and Connect proxy will handle any required internal header mapping for you. - Example: response = client.proxy.get( path="/v13/customers:listAccessibleCustomers", external_user_id="YOUR_USER_ID", account_id="YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID", headers={ "developer-token": "YOUR_DEVELOPER_TOKEN" } ) ### 2. OAuth Authorization Header Injection - Yes, Pipedream will automatically inject the OAuth Authorization header for the connected account you specify via external_user_id and account_id. - You do not need to manually add the Authorization header for the user’s OAuth token. ### 3. Summary - Pass custom headers like developer-token directly in the headers dict. - Do not add the x-pd-proxy- prefix yourself. - Pipedream will auto-inject the OAuth Authorization header for the connected account. — If you have further issues or need more help, please visit Pipedream for direct support.
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