changed logic in parse subscription to handle class designation #559
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removed old method. oops.
not sure if our linter/parser was happy with the case statement so moved it back to an if statement
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Closing this in favour of #567. The reason is that there are 10k+ tickers and we might get into a scenario where there are, or could. be, tickers like |
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issue 1474. Customer was passing in a Class B designation on subscription/ticker string. The client side validation was unable to handle that. Correct fix is the change the subscribe method to take args as opposed to a string that we have to parse. But that would be a breaking change.