I am playing with FusionAuth and created some API keys:

The Python client seems to require a valid UUID a api key since the following code does not work (taken from the Python client examples):

client = FusionAuthClient('4zs15CcJJsczlYjeL62bltfbsqbxMZp4m43epG56gsA', 'http://127.0.0.1:9011')

user_request = {
    'sendSetPasswordEmail': False,
    'skipVerification': True,
    'user': {
        'email': 'art@vandaleyindustries.com',
        'password': 'password'
    }
}

client_response = client.create_user(None, user_request)

The API return this

{'error_response': {'fieldErrors': {'user': [{'code': '[missing]user', 'message': 'Your request is missing the User information as JSON in the entity-body.'}], 'userId': [{'code': '[couldNotConvert]userId', 'message': "Invalid userId on the URL [{'sendSetPasswordEmail': False, 'skipVerification': True, 'user': {'email': 'art@vandaleyindustries.com', 'password': 'password'}}]. This must be a valid UUID String (e.g. 25a872da-bb44-4af8-a43d-e7bcb5351ebc)."}]}}, 'exception': None, 'response': <Response [400]>, 'success_response': None, 'status': 400}

The error is obviously This must be a valid UUID String but why does not FusionAuth create a proper UUID? Even creating a new API key with my own provided UUID causes the same issue...anything I am missing here?