GetUserTradeDetailsAsync Doesn't Return The Right Data about kraken.net HOT 4 CLOSED

Looks like the the API is implemented as described on

1. https://docs.kraken.com/rest/#tag/User-Data/operation/getTradesInfo
2. https://docs.kraken.com/rest/#tag/User-Data/operation/getTradeHistory

If data is not returned for some reason thats outside of my control. If you feel like something should be fixed because the mapping or something is incorrect please let me know.

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I think something should be fixed because the mapping or something is incorrect. For example, calling GetUserTradeAsync
(which hits the TradeHistory endpoint) returns this information:

However, running the Python example client (https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025180232-REST-API-command-line-client-Python-) with the TradeHistory endpoint returns this data:

{"error":[],"result":{"count":5384,"trades":{"TAY77K-FMNYL-KGCUHN":{"ordertxid":"OLQWKA-HUCZS-NNV5MY","postxid":"TKH2SE-M7IF5-CFI7LT","pair":"TBTCXBT","time":1679144288.0316086,"type":"sell","ordertype":"limit","price":"1.03006000","cost":"0.00005892","fee":"0.00000012","vol":"0.00005720","margin":"0.00000000","leverage":"0","misc":"","trade_id":77183}

Note the cost data is in the JSON being returned in the Python data. This is data that should be present in GetUserTradeAsync and at least at one point was present when I used the same code to retrieve that data last year.

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Its under QuoteQuantity right?

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That appears to be right - it wasn't obvious that was what it was being mapped to. Thanks!

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