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Recurly API Credentials no longer provides a transparent post key for new accounts, which makes the 7.x-1.x branch practically obsolete for new users.
Proposed resolution
Work is underway on the 7.x-3.x branch to integrate Recurly.js v4 #2683789: Update RecurlyJS library to v4. Once sufficient testing and fixes have occurred on 7.x-3.x, we will make it the default release and deprecate both 7.x-1.x and 7.x-2.x.
Remaining tasks
- Testing and fixes on
7.x-3.x. - Alpha/beta release of
7.x-3.x. - Designate
7.x-3.xas the default D7 release. - Deprecate
7.x-2.xand7.x-1.x.
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markdorisonIt seems that you are correct, at least insofar that Recurly does no longer publicly provide the transparent post key (they used to hide it in their admin UI but I can no longer find it). I do know that existing keys continue to work and you may be able to request a transparent post key from them. That being said, we have a new alpha release of the 7.x-2.x branch and hopefully with some time and testing we can make that the official 7.x release branch.
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aburke626FYI, you can still easily get a transparent post key - they just got rid of the link in the new UI. It's in the same place, at https://yousubdomain.recurly.com/developer/transparent_post
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markdorison@aburke626: Thank you! In that case, downgrading priority to normal.
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