List functions returning no resources

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List functions returning no resources
I have been using the online testing tool, and C# to experiment with the Google Shopping APIs. I added Products and Orders with the online utility, and am able to use the Products.get and the Orders.get functions to retrieve them, both with the online utility and in C#. But when I use list functions, no data is returned and no error is occurrs; resources is always null. I have tried passing parameters that should include items, and not passing parameters without success. I'm not sure how to correct this, or if I'm doing something wrong.
Products.get
Orders.get
resources
null
The first two calls to Get work, the third call to List returns no resources:
Get
List
var product1 = await service.Products.Get(MerchantID, "online:en:US:261-H5MS").ExecuteAsync();
var product1 = await service.Products.Get(MerchantID, "online:en:US:261-H5MS").ExecuteAsync();
var product2 = await service.Products.Get(MerchantID, "online:en:US:261-LMS3").ExecuteAsync();
var product2 = await service.Products.Get(MerchantID, "online:en:US:261-LMS3").ExecuteAsync();
var products = await service.Products.List(MerchantID).ExecuteAsync();
var products = await service.Products.List(MerchantID).ExecuteAsync();
Return from List:
List
"kind": "content#productsListResponse"
"kind": "content#productsListResponse"
1 Answer
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I found the IncludeInvalidInsertedItems boolean in the online utility. If I set that to true, then it returns my apparently invalid products.
IncludeInvalidInsertedItems
true
Now my question is, how do I include that in my call in C#?
var products = await service.Products.List(MerchantID).ExecuteAsync();
var products = await service.Products.List(MerchantID).ExecuteAsync();
There is no overload to List allowing me to add options.
List
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Aug 10 at 17:05