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When calling the Taxjar client DeleteOrder or DeleteRefund API routin… #1

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…es, the JsonConvert.DeserializeObject routine was throwing an exception for decimal fields since the Taxjar service is not returning these fields in the response. The changes to the Taxjar.Order and Taxjar.Refund classes fixes this issue. The changes made to the csproj files were needed to get the solution to compile. All tests were ran and passed. I also have tests in my client's code which test that these changes work from an integration test prospective.

…es, the JsonConvert.DeserializeObject routine was throwing an exception for decimal fields since the Taxjar service is not returning these fields in the response. The changes to the Taxjar.Order and Taxjar.Refund classes fixes this issue. The changes made to the csproj files were needed to get the solution to compile. All tests were ran and passed. I also have tests in my client's code which test that these changes work from an integration test prospective.
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@MartinMcCaulley I'll check this out shortly, thank you for the PR!

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MartinMcCaulley commented Feb 17, 2017 via email

@fastdivision fastdivision merged commit 46dbab8 into taxjar:master Mar 2, 2017
@MartinMcCaulley MartinMcCaulley deleted the FixDeleteExceptions branch March 2, 2017 20:53
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