zendesk-support: disable account_attributes, attribute_definitions, a… #271
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…nd schedules streams These streams were failing in production, so disabling them until we can figure out a better solution. Attributes are an enterprise feature that only applies to certain customers. Apparently the connector can't figure that out and was just erroring. Schedules returns 404 errors for some reason, and is just being disabled because it's not actually critical to the current use case.
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…nd schedules streams
These streams were failing in production, so disabling them until we can figure out a better solution. Attributes are an enterprise feature that only applies to certain customers. Apparently the connector can't figure that out and was just erroring. Schedules returns 404 errors for some reason, and is just being disabled because it's not actually critical to the current use case.
This is completely untested