kcunning/pybrightcove — comment on commit 5155cd0dbbd944a9fc9dfcf0d0896497e087c839
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By alfredodeza:

I am not sure I am following this correctly, The whole problem with Brightcove returning errors was because we were setting something as null when there were restrictions/validations on their end that prevented us from doing so.

Going by that behavior, I thought the solution was to prevent the attribute from being set as null if it didn't exist. This could be as easy as:

if data.get('remoteUrl'):
self.remote_url = data['remoteUrl']

Did you tried that and maybe that didn't work? What was the reasoning behind assigning `url` to `remote_url` ?