google-api-java-client: Directory Api's members().hasMember(group, email) returns error "Invalid Input: memberKey"

Call to “hasMembers” returns error

{
 "code" : 400,
 "errors" : [ {
  "domain" : "global",
  "message" : "Invalid Input: memberKey",
  "reason" : "invalid"
  } ],
  "message" : "Invalid Input: memberKey"
 }

While call to members/get with the same parameters returns good response

adminApi().members().get(group, email).execute()

Version “directory_v1-rev89-1.23.0”

building api like this (scala)

def adminApi() = {
    new Directory.Builder(Utils.getDefaultTransport, Utils.getDefaultJsonFactory, groupsCredential)
      .setApplicationName(gcpProjectId)
      .build
  }

About this issue

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State: closed
Created 7 years ago
Reactions: 1
Comments: 16

Most upvoted comments

Yeah, but the only reason I use google groups is the ability to add emails from different domains. And I should be able to check it, right? I ended up using different endpoint to get all groups for the email address, and it works as expected. adminApi().groups().list().setUserKey(email).execute()

vitamon on May 10, 2018

I ran into this problem today and posted a bug on the issue tracker https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/109861216

It is not a language problem, because I’m using REST. I also got around it by using list then looping through the results.

Sparticuz on Jun 7, 2018

@Sparticuz I saw your issue and “upvoted”. I was just asking @sduskis if it’s possible he pushes it to the right team since he seems to work at Google.

sneko on Mar 28, 2019

I already filed a bug upstream last year: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/109861216

My guess as to why it hasn’t been fixed is probably privacy related.

Sparticuz on Mar 28, 2019

So finding a workaround now counts as fixing the issue?

vitamon on Dec 6, 2018