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Hi @NSH531 - This code does not make use of FalconPy, so I'm not entirely sure. Since this is a GET operation, passing a The Alerts Service Class is being worked on this week, so In the interim, you can access this operation using the from falconpy import APIHarness
uber = APIHarness(client_id="ID_HERE", client_secret="SECRET_HERE")
result = uber.command("", override="GET,/alerts/queries/alerts/v1") |
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Hi @NSH531 -
This code does not make use of FalconPy, so I'm not entirely sure. Since this is a GET operation, passing a
files
array (especially an empty one) is probably unexpected, and the data payload appears to be malformed. You might also need to check your API key to make sure it has access to the Alerts scope.The Alerts Service Class is being worked on this week, so
GetQueriesAlertsV1
should be available sometime next week.In the interim, you can access this operation using the
override
functionality provided by the Uber Class.