Problem adding new child row to parent row; new row always added to bottom of sheet - smartsheet-api

I'm trying to add a new indented row as a child of an existing row and it just adds a new row to the bottom of the sheet instead of indented underneath parent row.
new_row = ssc.models.Row()
new_row.cells.append({
'column_id':5050181304510340,
'parentId':1379272254089092,
'strict':False,
'value':"test_value",
})
response = ssc.Sheets.add_rows(6110498509875076, [new_row])
Thanks for any help.


Seems like you have a typo in one of the property names. Try changing parentId to parent_id instead.
Also worth mentioning that the Specify Row Location section of the docs contains some good info about how to set various row properties to specify row position. (Mentioning this here mainly for the benefit of others who may find this thread later while looking for info about row positioning).


OMFG...been working for 2 days trying to return the parent and sibling and turns out it's a typo in the docs. This post is $$$
print(row.parent_id)
print(row.sibling_id)
print(row.row_number)

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