Hi Arthur,
Are you querying the endpoint using the Meeting ID or the Meeting UUID?
The reason I ask that is because each meeting has a distinct Meeting ID, but different instances of the same meeting are identified by unique Meeting UUIDs.
Hi @arthur.he
As @Fario_Consulting mentioned, make sure to use the meeting UUID for each different instance of the meeting but also when you have a meeting with 1 participant, make sure to pass the query parameter type =pastOne
thanks for responding. I am querying with the meeting ID not UUID.
the endpoint that is failing is this one, not the one in your screenshot. i believe i should be passing in the meeting ID since I would like to list the meeting’s instances so passing in an instance UUID wouldn’t make sense.
Ah interesting!
Yes you should be passing the meeting ID and that way you will get a list of the different instances
I will send you a private message to get more details, because I see that the meeting exists so, I would like to look further into this
the endpoint that was failing was indeed the /past_meetings/{meetingId} endpoint, not the /instances endpoint. The reason for this was because I was not double encoding the UUID as is noted in the docs. For UUIDs that start with “/”, single encoding will fail.
