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I am trying to figure out if an Uber ride is actually a UberEats delivery.
I thought the way to do that is with the products API, but when I tried to use the product API resource, all I got back is "Unauthorized access to product".
I can usually use the product API resource for other product ids. but this I cannot.
Can someone help?
This was a bug which is now resolved. UberEATS should not be surfaced in the products endpoint.