infrawrench-sdk 1.87.0 → 1.89.0

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data/README.md

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 # infrawrench-sdk
 
-Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (API version `1.87.0`).
+Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (API version `1.89.0`).
 
 **Do not edit this gem by hand** — it is regenerated from `openapi.json` and is
 not checked into the repository. Run

data/infrawrench-sdk.gemspec

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk
@@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ require_relative "lib/infrawrench/version"
 Gem::Specification.new do |spec|
   spec.name = "infrawrench-sdk"
   spec.version = Infrawrench::VERSION
-  spec.summary = "Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.87.0)."
-  spec.description = "Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.87.0). Covers the published API surface only — operations marked x-internal in the spec are not generated. No runtime dependencies."
+  spec.summary = "Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.89.0)."
+  spec.description = "Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.89.0). Covers the published API surface only — operations marked x-internal in the spec are not generated. No runtime dependencies."
   spec.authors = ["Infrawrench LLC", "Astrid Gealer"]
   spec.email = ["astrid@infrawrench.com"]
   spec.homepage = "https://infrawrench.com/docs/team-and-billing/client-sdks"

data/lib/infrawrench/client.rb

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk
@@ -2917,44 +2917,16 @@ module Infrawrench
       @transport = transport
     end
 
-    # Run a read-only SQL query over AWS pricing data
+    # Run a read-only SQL query over instance pricing data (deprecated path)
     #
-    # Runs one read-only ClickHouse statement against the AWS pricing warehouse:
-    # every instance type's specs and every price AWS has listed for it (on
-    # demand, reserved and EC2 spot), in every region, with history, for EC2,
-    # RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, Redshift, DocumentDB, Neptune, MemoryDB,
-    # DAX, SageMaker, EMR and GameLift. It is the data behind
-    # instances.infrawrench.com. Needs no scope. Use `GET
-    # /api/v1/aws-pricing/schema` for the columns, or the tables below; filter
-    # `prices` on `platform` and `current`.
-    #
-    # - `prices`: Every price AWS has listed for an instance type, one row per
-    # period a price held. `current = true` (equivalently `valid_to IS NULL`) is
-    # the price on offer now; filter on it unless the question is about history.
-    # A product's price is identified by (platform, instance_type, region,
-    # pricing, lease, offering_class, purchase_option) plus its variant columns,
-    # so always fix the variant columns that matter for the platform (see the
-    # defaults in the notes) or you will mix e.g. Windows and Linux prices.
-    # - `instance_types`: One row per instance type per platform with its
-    # current specs. EC2 spot prices use the `ec2` rows. Specs AWS does not list
-    # are NULL or `''`; `attributes` has every attribute AWS publishes, as
-    # strings.
-    # - `attribute_changes`: History of instance attributes: the values each
-    # type was first listed with, then every change. Use it for questions like
-    # when a spec changed.
-    # - `regions`: Region codes and the names AWS gives them, per platform's
-    # price list. Use it to turn a city or country into a region code.
-    # - `sync_state`: When each bundle was loaded and which AWS price lists it
-    # covers; `max(price_list_to)` is how fresh the data is.
-    # - `service_events`: Every incident AWS posted on its public Health
-    # Dashboard (status page), 2008 to now: one row per event, with when it was
-    # posted, when AWS says the impact began and ended, and every update AWS
-    # wrote. Only events AWS chose to post publicly; account-specific issues
-    # never appear, so no event does not prove no impact. Use it for questions
-    # about outages, incidents and how reliable a service or region has been.
+    # Deprecated alias of `POST /api/v1/instance-pricing/query`, its path before
+    # the warehouse covered clouds other than AWS; it behaves identically. Use
+    # the new path.
     #
     # POST /api/v1/aws-pricing/query
     #
+    # Deprecated.
+    #
     # Raises on 400: The query was refused: not read-only, more than one
     # statement, or ClickHouse's own error (unknown column, syntax), with its
     # message
@@ -2981,84 +2953,16 @@ module Infrawrench
       )
     end
 
-    # Describe the AWS pricing tables
-    #
-    # Every table and column of the AWS pricing warehouse with what it holds,
-    # the notes a correct query depends on, and how fresh each source is. Needs
-    # no scope.
-    #
-    # Tables:
+    # Describe the instance pricing tables (deprecated path)
     #
-    # - `prices`: Every price AWS has listed for an instance type, one row per
-    # period a price held. `current = true` (equivalently `valid_to IS NULL`) is
-    # the price on offer now; filter on it unless the question is about history.
-    # A product's price is identified by (platform, instance_type, region,
-    # pricing, lease, offering_class, purchase_option) plus its variant columns,
-    # so always fix the variant columns that matter for the platform (see the
-    # defaults in the notes) or you will mix e.g. Windows and Linux prices.
-    # - `instance_types`: One row per instance type per platform with its
-    # current specs. EC2 spot prices use the `ec2` rows. Specs AWS does not list
-    # are NULL or `''`; `attributes` has every attribute AWS publishes, as
-    # strings.
-    # - `attribute_changes`: History of instance attributes: the values each
-    # type was first listed with, then every change. Use it for questions like
-    # when a spec changed.
-    # - `regions`: Region codes and the names AWS gives them, per platform's
-    # price list. Use it to turn a city or country into a region code.
-    # - `sync_state`: When each bundle was loaded and which AWS price lists it
-    # covers; `max(price_list_to)` is how fresh the data is.
-    # - `service_events`: Every incident AWS posted on its public Health
-    # Dashboard (status page), 2008 to now: one row per event, with when it was
-    # posted, when AWS says the impact began and ended, and every update AWS
-    # wrote. Only events AWS chose to post publicly; account-specific issues
-    # never appear, so no event does not prove no impact. Use it for questions
-    # about outages, incidents and how reliable a service or region has been.
-    #
-    # Notes:
-    #
-    # - All prices are USD. Timestamps are UTC DateTime.
-    # - Usual defaults when a question does not say otherwise: for ec2,
-    # operating_system = 'Linux', tenancy = 'Shared', pre_installed_sw = 'NA',
-    # capacity_status = 'Used', license_model = 'No License required' and
-    # pricing = 'on_demand'; for rds, deployment_option = 'Single-AZ', one
-    # database_engine (PostgreSQL if unsaid) and usage_type NOT LIKE '%Unused%'
-    # (those rows price unused capacity reservations); for elasticache and
-    # memorydb, cache_engine = 'Redis' (or 'Valkey') and usage_type =
-    # 'NodeUsage'; region us-east-1.
-    # - EC2 Windows: the price AWS quotes for Windows (license included) is
-    # license_model = 'No License required'. The `License Included -
-    # Infrastructure` and `Bring your own license` rows price only the compute,
-    # at the Linux rate, so never quote them as the Windows price unless the
-    # question is about bringing a license. Windows with SQL Server is
-    # pre_installed_sw = 'SQL Web', 'SQL Std' or 'SQL Ent'.
-    # - "Cheapest" means the lowest effective_hourly_usd among current rows.
-    # Hourly to monthly: x 730.
-    # - Spot rows (pricing = 'spot') only exist for ec2 with operating_system
-    # 'Linux' or 'Windows', and leave tenancy, license_model, pre_installed_sw
-    # and capacity_status as '': drop those ec2 defaults for spot (pricing =
-    # 'spot' OR (tenancy = 'Shared' AND ...)). A spot price is the lowest across
-    # the region's availability zones, as AWS's Spot pricing page shows it. Spot
-    # history starts 2026-08-03 with a price every hour (for the 17 main
-    # regions; the others and Local Zones start 2026-11-01), and has one every 6
-    # hours since 2026-11-01, so aggregate it (by day, say) rather than listing
-    # rows.
-    # - Reserved rows: an All Upfront term has hourly_usd = 0 and the whole cost
-    # in upfront_usd; compare reserved and on-demand on effective_hourly_usd.
-    # - Use instance_types for specs and to list types; join prices on
-    # (platform, instance_type) when you need specs it does not carry.
-    # - prices is large (millions of rows for ec2): always filter on platform
-    # and current (or a time range), and aggregate or LIMIT.
-    # - service_events is AWS's public status page history, not a measured
-    # uptime: AWS publishes no availability percentage. To estimate downtime,
-    # sum dateDiff('minute', impact_started_at, impact_ended_at) (fall back to
-    # posted_at and resolved_at when those are NULL) over events with severity
-    # 'degraded' or 'disrupted', and say that it covers only events AWS posted
-    # publicly. An event filed under `multipleservices` or another service can
-    # still have hit the one asked about: also match
-    # mapContains(impacted_services, '<service>-<region>').
+    # Deprecated alias of `GET /api/v1/instance-pricing/schema`, its path before
+    # the warehouse covered clouds other than AWS; it behaves identically. Use
+    # the new path.
     #
     # GET /api/v1/aws-pricing/schema
     #
+    # Deprecated.
+    #
     # Raises on 401: Unauthenticated
     #
     # @param request_options [Hash, nil] Per-call `:headers`, `:timeout` and `:open_timeout`.
@@ -14752,6 +14656,245 @@ module Infrawrench
     end
   end
 
+  # `client.instance_pricing`
+  class InstancePricingNamespace
+    # @api private
+    # @param transport [Transport]
+    def initialize(transport)
+      @transport = transport
+    end
+
+    # Run a read-only SQL query over instance pricing data
+    #
+    # Runs one read-only ClickHouse statement against the instance pricing
+    # warehouse: every instance type's specs and every price its provider has
+    # listed for it (on demand, committed terms and EC2 spot), in every region,
+    # with history. It covers AWS EC2, RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, Redshift,
+    # DocumentDB, Neptune, MemoryDB, DAX, SageMaker, EMR and GameLift, RunPod
+    # GPU types and CPU pods, Alibaba Cloud ECS, Azure virtual machines and
+    # Google Cloud Compute Engine. It is the data behind
+    # instances.infrawrench.com. Needs no scope. Use `GET
+    # /api/v1/instance-pricing/schema` for the columns, or the tables below;
+    # filter `prices` on `platform` and `current`.
+    #
+    # - `prices`: Every price the provider has listed for an instance type, one
+    # row per period a price held. `current = true` (equivalently `valid_to IS
+    # NULL`) is the price on offer now; filter on it unless the question is
+    # about history. A product's price is identified by (platform,
+    # instance_type, region, pricing, lease, offering_class, purchase_option)
+    # plus its variant columns, so always fix the variant columns that matter
+    # for the platform (see the defaults in the notes) or you will mix e.g.
+    # Windows and Linux prices.
+    # - `instance_types`: One row per instance type per platform with its
+    # current specs. EC2 spot prices use the `ec2` rows. Specs the provider does
+    # not list are NULL or `''`; `attributes` has every attribute it publishes,
+    # as strings (AWS's price list keys, Alibaba's DescribeInstanceTypes fields
+    # such as `CpuCoreCount` and `CpuOptions.ThreadsPerCore`, Azure's pricing
+    # calculator fields such as `cores`, `ram` and `series`, Google Cloud's
+    # Compute Engine machine type fields such as `guestCpus`, `memoryMb` and
+    # `zones`, RunPod's GraphQL fields such as `maxGpuCountSecureCloud` and
+    # `dataCenters`).
+    # - `attribute_changes`: History of instance attributes: the values each
+    # type was first listed with, then every change. Use it for questions like
+    # when a spec changed.
+    # - `regions`: Region codes and the names the provider gives them, per
+    # source. Use it to turn a city or country into a region code. Codes repeat
+    # across clouds (Alibaba also has `us-east-1`), so filter on source. Google
+    # Cloud's names are the city, state or country from its regions page
+    # (`Council Bluffs, Iowa` for us-central1).
+    # - `sync_state`: When each bundle was loaded and which price lists it
+    # covers; `max(price_list_to)` is how fresh the data is.
+    # - `service_events`: Every incident AWS posted on its public Health
+    # Dashboard (status page), 2008 to now: one row per event, with when it was
+    # posted, when AWS says the impact began and ended, and every update AWS
+    # wrote. Only events AWS chose to post publicly; account-specific issues
+    # never appear, so no event does not prove no impact. Use it for questions
+    # about outages, incidents and how reliable a service or region has been.
+    #
+    # POST /api/v1/instance-pricing/query
+    #
+    # Raises on 400: The query was refused: not read-only, more than one
+    # statement, or ClickHouse's own error (unknown column, syntax), with its
+    # message
+    #
+    # Raises on 401: Unauthenticated
+    #
+    # Raises on 502: The warehouse could not answer; try again shortly
+    #
+    # Raises on 503: A backing service this endpoint depends on is not available
+    #
+    # Raises on 504: The query ran longer than 30 seconds
+    #
+    # @param body [Hash] Request body, shaped as `AwsPricingQueryRequest`.
+    # @param request_options [Hash, nil] Per-call `:headers`, `:timeout` and `:open_timeout`.
+    # @return [Hash] Parsed JSON, shaped as `AwsPricingQueryResult` — see
+    #   `sig/infrawrench/sdk.rbs`.
+    # @raise [Infrawrench::ApiError] On any non-2xx response.
+    def query(body:, request_options: nil)
+      @transport.request(
+        http_method: "POST",
+        path: "/api/v1/instance-pricing/query",
+        body: body,
+        request_options: request_options
+      )
+    end
+
+    # Describe the instance pricing tables
+    #
+    # Every table and column of the instance pricing warehouse with what it
+    # holds, the notes a correct query depends on, and how fresh each source is.
+    # Needs no scope.
+    #
+    # Tables:
+    #
+    # - `prices`: Every price the provider has listed for an instance type, one
+    # row per period a price held. `current = true` (equivalently `valid_to IS
+    # NULL`) is the price on offer now; filter on it unless the question is
+    # about history. A product's price is identified by (platform,
+    # instance_type, region, pricing, lease, offering_class, purchase_option)
+    # plus its variant columns, so always fix the variant columns that matter
+    # for the platform (see the defaults in the notes) or you will mix e.g.
+    # Windows and Linux prices.
+    # - `instance_types`: One row per instance type per platform with its
+    # current specs. EC2 spot prices use the `ec2` rows. Specs the provider does
+    # not list are NULL or `''`; `attributes` has every attribute it publishes,
+    # as strings (AWS's price list keys, Alibaba's DescribeInstanceTypes fields
+    # such as `CpuCoreCount` and `CpuOptions.ThreadsPerCore`, Azure's pricing
+    # calculator fields such as `cores`, `ram` and `series`, Google Cloud's
+    # Compute Engine machine type fields such as `guestCpus`, `memoryMb` and
+    # `zones`, RunPod's GraphQL fields such as `maxGpuCountSecureCloud` and
+    # `dataCenters`).
+    # - `attribute_changes`: History of instance attributes: the values each
+    # type was first listed with, then every change. Use it for questions like
+    # when a spec changed.
+    # - `regions`: Region codes and the names the provider gives them, per
+    # source. Use it to turn a city or country into a region code. Codes repeat
+    # across clouds (Alibaba also has `us-east-1`), so filter on source. Google
+    # Cloud's names are the city, state or country from its regions page
+    # (`Council Bluffs, Iowa` for us-central1).
+    # - `sync_state`: When each bundle was loaded and which price lists it
+    # covers; `max(price_list_to)` is how fresh the data is.
+    # - `service_events`: Every incident AWS posted on its public Health
+    # Dashboard (status page), 2008 to now: one row per event, with when it was
+    # posted, when AWS says the impact began and ended, and every update AWS
+    # wrote. Only events AWS chose to post publicly; account-specific issues
+    # never appear, so no event does not prove no impact. Use it for questions
+    # about outages, incidents and how reliable a service or region has been.
+    #
+    # Notes:
+    #
+    # - All prices are USD (Alibaba's from its international site). Timestamps
+    # are UTC DateTime.
+    # - Usual defaults when a question does not say otherwise: for ec2,
+    # operating_system = 'Linux', tenancy = 'Shared', pre_installed_sw = 'NA',
+    # capacity_status = 'Used', license_model = 'No License required' and
+    # pricing = 'on_demand'; for rds, deployment_option = 'Single-AZ', one
+    # database_engine (PostgreSQL if unsaid) and usage_type NOT LIKE '%Unused%'
+    # (those rows price unused capacity reservations); for elasticache and
+    # memorydb, cache_engine = 'Redis' (or 'Valkey') and usage_type =
+    # 'NodeUsage'; region us-east-1.
+    # - EC2 Windows: the price AWS quotes for Windows (license included) is
+    # license_model = 'No License required'. The `License Included -
+    # Infrastructure` and `Bring your own license` rows price only the compute,
+    # at the Linux rate, so never quote them as the Windows price unless the
+    # question is about bringing a license. Windows with SQL Server is
+    # pre_installed_sw = 'SQL Web', 'SQL Std' or 'SQL Ent'.
+    # - "Cheapest" means the lowest effective_hourly_usd among current rows.
+    # Hourly to monthly: x 730.
+    # - Spot rows (pricing = 'spot') only exist for ec2 with operating_system
+    # 'Linux' or 'Windows', and leave tenancy, license_model, pre_installed_sw
+    # and capacity_status as '': drop those ec2 defaults for spot (pricing =
+    # 'spot' OR (tenancy = 'Shared' AND ...)). A spot price is the lowest across
+    # the region's availability zones, as AWS's Spot pricing page shows it. Spot
+    # history starts 2026-08-03 with a price every hour (for the 17 main
+    # regions; the others and Local Zones start 2026-11-01), and has one every 6
+    # hours since 2026-11-01, so aggregate it (by day, say) rather than listing
+    # rows.
+    # - Reserved rows: an All Upfront term has hourly_usd = 0 and the whole cost
+    # in upfront_usd; compare reserved and on-demand on effective_hourly_usd.
+    # - RunPod (platform = 'runpod'): GPU types are priced per GPU per hour
+    # (size and family are '', gpus = 1, gpu_memory_gib is the GPU's memory) and
+    # CPU pods per pod per hour; tell them apart with
+    # attributes['productFamily'] ('GPU' or 'CPU') on instance_types. Every
+    # price is region = 'global'; pick a cloud with variant['cloudType'] =
+    # 'Secure Cloud' (the default) or 'Community Cloud' (cheaper, community
+    # hosts). Savings plans are pricing = 'reserved', offering_class = 'Savings
+    # Plan', lease '3mo' or '6mo', with hourly_usd the effective rate. Which
+    # data centers stock a GPU is attributes['dataCenters'] (comma separated);
+    # stock levels and spot prices are not included. History starts in November
+    # 2026.
+    # - Alibaba Cloud ECS (platform = 'alibaba'): default to operating_system =
+    # 'Linux' and variant['networkType'] = 'VPC' (Classic is retired). on_demand
+    # is pay-as-you-go. Subscriptions are offering_class = 'Subscription' (lease
+    # '1mo' or '1yr' to '5yr', paid in full: hourly_usd = 0, upfront_usd the
+    # price); reserved instances are offering_class = 'Reserved Instance' (lease
+    # '1yr' or '3yr', with a purchase_option). Prices go back to May 2018; specs
+    # (attributes) start in May 2023, so older retired types can have NULL vcpu
+    # and memory_gib.
+    # - Azure virtual machines (platform = 'azure'): default to operating_system
+    # = 'Linux', variant['priority'] = 'Regular' and region 'eastus'. Spot and
+    # Low Priority prices are on_demand rows with variant['priority'] = 'Spot'
+    # or 'Low Priority', so always fix priority. Reservations are offering_class
+    # = 'Reserved Instance', All Upfront (hourly_usd = 0, upfront_usd the whole
+    # term), lease '1yr', '3yr' and for some sizes '5yr' or '10yr'; Azure lists
+    # them under operating_system = 'Linux' only, since a Windows license is
+    # billed on top. Savings plans are offering_class = 'Savings Plan', No
+    # Upfront, '1yr' or '3yr', hourly_usd the plan's rate. Specs come from
+    # Azure's pricing calculator (attributes 'cores', 'ram', 'diskSize', 'gpu',
+    # 'series'); about a third of sizes, mostly the newest and retired series,
+    # have none, so vcpu and memory_gib are NULL there: match on instance_type
+    # or family (the series) for those. Dedicated hosts are not included.
+    # valid_from is when Azure says a price took effect (back to 2017), but
+    # changes are tracked from November 2026.
+    # - Google Cloud Compute Engine (platform = 'gcp'): default to
+    # variant['provisioningModel'] = 'Standard' and region 'us-central1'; Spot
+    # prices are on_demand rows with provisioningModel = 'Spot'. Google bills
+    # most machine types per vCPU and per GiB of memory at their series' rates,
+    # plus their GPUs, so each price is worked out from those rates and the
+    # machine type's shape. Prices leave out bundled Local SSD, OS licenses and
+    # sustained use discounts, and TPU, X4, X5 and A4X machine types are not
+    # included. Committed use discounts are offering_class = 'Committed Use', No
+    # Upfront, '1yr' or '3yr', hourly_usd the commitment's rate. Which zones of
+    # a region offer a machine type is attributes['zones'] (comma separated),
+    # which differs by region: read it from attribute_changes for the region
+    # (attribute = 'zones'), as instance_types holds one region's value. History
+    # starts in November 2026.
+    # - Comparing clouds: region codes are each provider's own, so join regions
+    # on source as well as region and compare by location (Alibaba's us-east-1
+    # is US (Virginia), the same area as AWS's us-east-1, Azure's eastus and
+    # Google Cloud's us-east4). Compare on effective_hourly_usd for similar vcpu
+    # and memory_gib, like for like (on demand against pay-as-you-go and
+    # Standard; spot against Azure Spot and Google Spot), and say which cloud
+    # each row is from.
+    # - Use instance_types for specs and to list types; join prices on
+    # (platform, instance_type) when you need specs it does not carry.
+    # - prices is large (millions of rows for ec2): always filter on platform
+    # and current (or a time range), and aggregate or LIMIT.
+    # - service_events is AWS's public status page history, not a measured
+    # uptime: AWS publishes no availability percentage. To estimate downtime,
+    # sum dateDiff('minute', impact_started_at, impact_ended_at) (fall back to
+    # posted_at and resolved_at when those are NULL) over events with severity
+    # 'degraded' or 'disrupted', and say that it covers only events AWS posted
+    # publicly. An event filed under `multipleservices` or another service can
+    # still have hit the one asked about: also match
+    # mapContains(impacted_services, '<service>-<region>').
+    #
+    # GET /api/v1/instance-pricing/schema
+    #
+    # Raises on 401: Unauthenticated
+    #
+    # @param request_options [Hash, nil] Per-call `:headers`, `:timeout` and `:open_timeout`.
+    # @return [Hash] Parsed JSON, shaped as `AwsPricingSchema` — see `sig/infrawrench/sdk.rbs`.
+    # @raise [Infrawrench::ApiError] On any non-2xx response.
+    def schema(request_options: nil)
+      @transport.request(
+        http_method: "GET",
+        path: "/api/v1/instance-pricing/schema",
+        request_options: request_options
+      )
+    end
+  end
+
   # `client.invitations.by_token`
   class InvitationsByTokenNamespace
     # @api private
@@ -28250,6 +28393,8 @@ module Infrawrench
     attr_reader :idle_findings
     # @return [IncidentsNamespace] `client.incidents`
     attr_reader :incidents
+    # @return [InstancePricingNamespace] `client.instance_pricing`
+    attr_reader :instance_pricing
     # @return [InvitationsNamespace] `client.invitations`
     attr_reader :invitations
     # @return [InvoicesNamespace] `client.invoices`
@@ -28463,6 +28608,7 @@ module Infrawrench
       @iac = IacNamespace.new(@transport)
       @idle_findings = IdleFindingsNamespace.new(@transport)
       @incidents = IncidentsNamespace.new(@transport)
+      @instance_pricing = InstancePricingNamespace.new(@transport)
       @invitations = InvitationsNamespace.new(@transport)
       @invoices = InvoicesNamespace.new(@transport)
       @issue_webhooks = IssueWebhooksNamespace.new(@transport)

data/lib/infrawrench/sdk.rb

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk

data/lib/infrawrench/transport.rb

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk

data/lib/infrawrench/version.rb

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk
@@ -15,5 +15,5 @@
 # Kept in its own file so the gemspec can read the version without loading the
 # client — a gemspec that pulls in net/http is a gemspec that can fail to parse.
 module Infrawrench
-  VERSION = "1.87.0"
+  VERSION = "1.89.0"
 end

data/lib/infrawrench-sdk.rb

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # frozen_string_literal: true
 
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk

data/sig/infrawrench/sdk.rbs

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
-# infrawrench-sdk v1.87.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
+# infrawrench-sdk v1.89.0 | MIT | Copyright (c) 2026 Infrawrench LLC
 # https://github.com/Infrawrench/Infrawrench
 #
-# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.87.0).
+# Generated from the Infrawrench API OpenAPI 3.1 spec (API version 1.89.0).
 #
 # DO NOT EDIT. Regenerate with:
 #   pnpm --filter @infrawrench/web generate:sdk
@@ -16026,6 +16026,12 @@ module Infrawrench
     def update: (incident_id: String, ?org_id: String?, ?body: incident_patch?, ?request_options: Hash[Symbol, untyped]?) -> incident
   end
 
+  class InstancePricingNamespace
+    def initialize: (Transport) -> void
+    def query: (body: aws_pricing_query_request, ?request_options: Hash[Symbol, untyped]?) -> aws_pricing_query_result
+    def schema: (?request_options: Hash[Symbol, untyped]?) -> aws_pricing_schema
+  end
+
   class InvitationsByTokenNamespace
     def initialize: (Transport) -> void
     def get: (token: String, ?request_options: Hash[Symbol, untyped]?) -> invitation_detail
@@ -17086,6 +17092,7 @@ module Infrawrench
     attr_reader iac: IacNamespace
     attr_reader idle_findings: IdleFindingsNamespace
     attr_reader incidents: IncidentsNamespace
+    attr_reader instance_pricing: InstancePricingNamespace
     attr_reader invitations: InvitationsNamespace
     attr_reader invoices: InvoicesNamespace
     attr_reader issue_webhooks: IssueWebhooksNamespace

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: infrawrench-sdk
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 1.87.0
+  version: 1.89.0
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Infrawrench LLC
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
 date: 2026-11-02 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies: []
-description: Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.87.0). Covers the published
+description: Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.89.0). Covers the published
   API surface only — operations marked x-internal in the spec are not generated. No
   runtime dependencies.
 email:
@@ -58,5 +58,5 @@ requirements: []
 rubygems_version: 3.5.22
 signing_key:
 specification_version: 4
-summary: Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.87.0).
+summary: Generated Ruby client for the Infrawrench API (v1.89.0).
 test_files: []