@codiac.io/codiac-cli 1.3.102 → 1.3.104

package/dist/apis/codiac-relay/gen/contracts-legacy.js

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
 //   first: object;
 //   /** Iterates over elements of collection invoking iteratee for each element. The iteratee is invoked with three arguments:
 //    *  (value, index|key, collection). Iteratee functions may exit iteration early by explicitly returning false.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Note: As with other "Collections" methods, objects with a "length" property are iterated like arrays. To
 //    *  avoid this behavior _.forIn or _.forOwn may be used for object iteration. */
 //   each: object;
@@ -31,18 +31,18 @@
 //   eachRight: object;
 //   /** Creates a function that invokes func with the this binding of thisArg and prepends any additional _.bind
 //    *  arguments to those provided to the bound function.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  The _.bind.placeholder value, which defaults to _ in monolithic builds, may be used as a placeholder for
 //    *  partially applied arguments.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Note: Unlike native Function#bind this method does not set the "length" property of bound functions. */
 //   bind: _.FunctionBind;
 //   /** Creates a function that invokes the method at object[key] and prepends any additional _.bindKey arguments
 //    *  to those provided to the bound function.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  This method differs from _.bind by allowing bound functions to reference methods that may be redefined
 //    *  or don’t yet exist. See Peter Michaux’s article for more details.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  The _.bindKey.placeholder value, which defaults to _ in monolithic builds, may be used as a placeholder
 //    *  for partially applied arguments. */
 //   bindKey: _.FunctionBindKey;
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@
 // }
 // /** An expiring token scoped for a specific repository and actions within it. */
 // export interface ApiAuthToken {
-//   /** The content of a bearer token without its header prefix. 
+//   /** The content of a bearer token without its header prefix.
 //    *  ie: the Authorization http header will need this value to be prefixed with "Bearer". */
 //   token: string;
 //   /** The name of the entity on/in which actions will be performed with this token (eg: for a registry token, this would be the image name). */
@@ -118,10 +118,10 @@
 //   currentState: ApiReadyStateEnum;
 // }
 // export enum ApiReadyStateEnum {
-//   bootstrapping = "bootstrapping", 
-//   initializingPlugins = "initializingPlugins", 
-//   instantiated = "instantiated", 
-//   ready = "ready", 
+//   bootstrapping = "bootstrapping",
+//   initializingPlugins = "initializingPlugins",
+//   instantiated = "instantiated",
+//   ready = "ready",
 //   reflecting = "reflecting"
 // }
 // export interface AssetConfigSchemaRequest {
@@ -197,8 +197,8 @@
 //   correlationId?: string | undefined;
 // }
 // export enum AssetTypesEnum {
-//   helm = "helm", 
-//   job = "job", 
+//   helm = "helm",
+//   job = "job",
 //   service = "service"
 // }
 // export interface AssetVersion {
@@ -290,8 +290,8 @@
 //   loginServer: string;
 // }
 // /** Use the `name` property as the human readable identifier to declare a location in a contract.
-//  *  
-//  *  EXAMPLE: 
+//  *
+//  *  EXAMPLE:
 //  *  ```
 //  *  {
 //  *  "displayName": "Jio India West",
@@ -340,8 +340,8 @@
 //  *  "regionalDisplayName": "(US) East US",
 //  *  "subscriptionId": null
 //  *  }
-//  *  ``` 
-//  *  EXAMPLE 3: 
+//  *  ```
+//  *  EXAMPLE 3:
 //  *  ```
 //  *  {
 //  *  "displayName": "Canada",
@@ -377,7 +377,7 @@
 //   regionCategory: string;
 //   regionType: string;
 // }
-// /** The mem, disk, and cpu specs for a given type of vm, for use as nodes in k8s. 
+// /** The mem, disk, and cpu specs for a given type of vm, for use as nodes in k8s.
 //  *  Pricing is NOT part of this class. */
 // export interface AzureNodeType {
 //   maxDataDiskCount: number;
@@ -443,11 +443,11 @@
 //   footprints: object[];
 //   defaultFootprint?: object | undefined;
 //   /** **DEPRECATED: Use hostNaming instead!!!**
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Domain names that route ONLY to this cabinet. */
 //   domains?: object[] | undefined;
 //   /** All of the applicable domain names and their strategies for routing assets.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  This list is the end result of a smash-merge of all ScopedHostNameConfigs that apply to this cabinet,
 //    *  and it is able to be kept in sync by embedding and cascading. */
 //   hostNaming?: object[] | undefined;
@@ -536,7 +536,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -555,11 +555,11 @@
 //   enterprise: string;
 //   environment?: string | undefined;
 //   cabinet?: string | undefined;
-//   /** Searches cabinets with "OR" logic 
+//   /** Searches cabinets with "OR" logic
 //    *  (ie: returns cabinet records that contain ANY of the tags specified in this property) */
 //   tags?: string[] | undefined;
 //   /** (Optional: Defaults to `any`) Declares the logic that will be used to select cabinets from the given tags.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  * `any`: targets cabinets with **any** of the given tags (aka: OR logic).
 //    *  * `all`: targets only cabinets that have **all** of the given tags (aka: AND logic).
 //    *  * `none`: targets only cabinets that have **none** of the given tags (aka: NOT logic). */
@@ -567,11 +567,11 @@
 // }
 // /** Identifier for a supported cloud service provider, for use in selecting infrastructure clients, provisioners, and credentials. */
 // export enum CloudProviderEnum {
-//   artifactHub = "artifactHub", 
-//   aws = "aws", 
-//   azure = "azure", 
-//   dockerHub = "dockerHub", 
-//   localMachine = "localMachine", 
+//   artifactHub = "artifactHub",
+//   aws = "aws",
+//   azure = "azure",
+//   dockerHub = "dockerHub",
+//   localMachine = "localMachine",
 //   other = "other"
 // }
 // export interface Cluster {
@@ -643,7 +643,7 @@
 //   /** Node pools in addition to the default node pool created with the cluster. */
 //   nodePools?: object[] | undefined;
 //   /** Credentials applied to new Windows VMs to enable administrative capabilities required for cluster management.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Backward compatibility for a legacy image format called "Windows",
 //    *  which is required to run outdated Microsoft proprietary software
 //    *  such as Microsoft WCF and classic .Net Framework applications.
@@ -658,7 +658,7 @@
 //   enableRbac?: boolean | undefined;
 //   /** (Advanced) (optional: defaults to false)
 //    *  Enable this setting to remove support for https (aka: SSL/TLS) in the ingress controller.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Use this setting when tls terminates upstream of the cluster and its ingress controller. */
 //   disableHttps?: boolean | undefined;
 //   /** Indicates that this entity exists and is to be stored solely on the local machine
@@ -701,7 +701,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -724,14 +724,14 @@
 //   socketId: string;
 //   /** (Optional: if not provided the relay will generate one and return it in the ack/response) */
 //   correlationId?: string | undefined;
-//   /** Url to which to publish the ultimate result.  
-//    *  Upon completion, this url will be requested with an http POST method, 
-//    *  and the result object as the body of the request. 
-//    *  
-//    *  (Optional: it is not necessary to provide a callback url, 
-//    *  and if subscribing to the async status stream, a callbackUrl is probably redundant, 
-//    *  since the ultimate result gets published to the status stream.  
-//    *  That is, you may only want to provide a callbackUrl if you are running async 
+//   /** Url to which to publish the ultimate result.
+//    *  Upon completion, this url will be requested with an http POST method,
+//    *  and the result object as the body of the request.
+//    *
+//    *  (Optional: it is not necessary to provide a callback url,
+//    *  and if subscribing to the async status stream, a callbackUrl is probably redundant,
+//    *  since the ultimate result gets published to the status stream.
+//    *  That is, you may only want to provide a callbackUrl if you are running async
 //    *  and do not want to monitor the status stream.) */
 //   callbackUrl?: string | undefined;
 // }
@@ -746,18 +746,18 @@
 //   socketId: string;
 //   /** (Optional: if not provided the relay will generate one and return it in the ack/response) */
 //   correlationId?: string | undefined;
-//   /** Url to which to publish the ultimate result.  
-//    *  Upon completion, this url will be requested with an http POST method, 
-//    *  and the result object as the body of the request. 
-//    *  
-//    *  (Optional: it is not necessary to provide a callback url, 
-//    *  and if subscribing to the async status stream, a callbackUrl is probably redundant, 
-//    *  since the ultimate result gets published to the status stream.  
-//    *  That is, you may only want to provide a callbackUrl if you are running async 
+//   /** Url to which to publish the ultimate result.
+//    *  Upon completion, this url will be requested with an http POST method,
+//    *  and the result object as the body of the request.
+//    *
+//    *  (Optional: it is not necessary to provide a callback url,
+//    *  and if subscribing to the async status stream, a callbackUrl is probably redundant,
+//    *  since the ultimate result gets published to the status stream.
+//    *  That is, you may only want to provide a callbackUrl if you are running async
 //    *  and do not want to monitor the status stream.) */
 //   callbackUrl?: string | undefined;
 // }
-// /** Specs describing an available WebSocket on which the client and server 
+// /** Specs describing an available WebSocket on which the client and server
 //  *  can exchange messages related to a given transaction. */
 // export interface CommChannelRef {
 //   socketId: string;
@@ -796,7 +796,7 @@
 //   enterprise?: string | undefined;
 //   asset?: string | undefined;
 //   /** Values of ScopedSetting.targetFile for NON-FILE configs. */
-//   type?: "annotation" | "env" | "file" | "filestore" | "footprint" | "helm" | "label" | "permit" | "probing" | undefined;
+//   type?: "annotation" | "env" | "file" | "filestore" | "footprint" | "helm" | "k8spatch" | "label" | "permit" | "probing" | undefined;
 //   targetFile?: string | undefined;
 //   format?: "ini" | "json" | "toml" | "xml" | "yaml" | undefined;
 //   ids?: string[] | undefined;
@@ -816,7 +816,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -826,13 +826,14 @@
 // }
 // /** Values of ScopedSetting.targetFile for NON-FILE configs. */
 // export enum ConfigDefTypesEnum {
-//   annotation = "annotation", 
-//   env = "env", 
-//   file = "file", 
-//   filestore = "filestore", 
-//   footprint = "footprint", 
-//   helm = "helm", 
-//   label = "label", 
+//   annotation = "annotation",
+//   env = "env",
+//   file = "file",
+//   filestore = "filestore",
+//   footprint = "footprint",
+//   helm = "helm",
+//   k8spatch = "k8spatch",
+//   label = "label",
 //   probing = "probing"
 // }
 // /** An object representation of a config file, assembled from ScopedSettings.
@@ -865,7 +866,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -875,10 +876,10 @@
 // }
 // /** Serializer declaration for a data document. */
 // export enum ConfigFormatsEnum {
-//   ini = "ini", 
-//   json = "json", 
-//   toml = "toml", 
-//   xml = "xml", 
+//   ini = "ini",
+//   json = "json",
+//   toml = "toml",
+//   xml = "xml",
 //   yaml = "yaml"
 // }
 // /** The resource allocation profile that will be assigned
@@ -911,25 +912,25 @@
 //   correlationId?: string | undefined;
 //   /** The websocket opened by a client for real time status messages. */
 //   socketId: string;
-//   /** Url to which to publish the ultimate result.  
-//    *  Upon completion, this url will be requested with an http POST method, 
-//    *  and the result object as the body of the request. 
-//    *  
-//    *  (Optional: it is not necessary to provide a callback url, 
-//    *  and if subscribing to the async status stream, a callbackUrl is probably redundant, 
-//    *  since the ultimate result gets published to the status stream.  
-//    *  That is, you may only want to provide a callbackUrl if you are running async 
+//   /** Url to which to publish the ultimate result.
+//    *  Upon completion, this url will be requested with an http POST method,
+//    *  and the result object as the body of the request.
+//    *
+//    *  (Optional: it is not necessary to provide a callback url,
+//    *  and if subscribing to the async status stream, a callbackUrl is probably redundant,
+//    *  since the ultimate result gets published to the status stream.
+//    *  That is, you may only want to provide a callbackUrl if you are running async
 //    *  and do not want to monitor the status stream.) */
 //   callbackUrl?: string | undefined;
 //   acrs?: object[] | undefined;
 //   userContext?: UserContext | undefined;
 //   codiacAPiUrl?: string | undefined;
 // }
-// /** This is actually the result returned (via querystring params on a redirect) 
-//  *  by the external csp login service, 
-//  *  in response to an interactive authorization code request 
-//  *  (within the sequence of an interactive OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow). 
-//  *  
+// /** This is actually the result returned (via querystring params on a redirect)
+//  *  by the external csp login service,
+//  *  in response to an interactive authorization code request
+//  *  (within the sequence of an interactive OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow).
+//  *
 //  *  These properties were ripped straight out of M$ docs: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/v2-oauth2-auth-code-flow#successful-response */
 // export interface CspLoginAuthCodeCatcherRequest {
 //   /** (Successful scenario) The authorization_code that the app requested.
@@ -939,32 +940,32 @@
 //   /** (Successful scenario) If a state parameter is included in the request, the same value should appear in the response.
 //    *  The app should verify that the state values in the request and response are identical. */
 //   state?: string | undefined;
-//   /** (Common Error scenario) An error code string that can be used to classify types of errors, and to react to errors. 
+//   /** (Common Error scenario) An error code string that can be used to classify types of errors, and to react to errors.
 //    *  This part of the error is provided so that the app can react appropriately to the error, but does not explain in depth why an error occurred. */
 //   error?: "access_denied" | "interaction_required" | "invalid_request" | "invalid_resource" | "login_required" | "server_error" | "temporarily_unavailable" | "unauthorized_client" | "unsupported_response_type" | undefined;
-//   /** (Common Error scenario) A specific error message that can help a developer identify the cause of an authentication error. 
+//   /** (Common Error scenario) A specific error message that can help a developer identify the cause of an authentication error.
 //    *  This part of the error contains most of the useful information about why the error occurred. */
 //   error_description?: string | undefined;
-//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) The requested access token. The app can use this token to authenticate to the secured resource, 
+//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) The requested access token. The app can use this token to authenticate to the secured resource,
 //    *  such as a web API. */
 //   access_token?: string | undefined;
 //   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) Indicates the token type value. The only type that Azure AD supports is Bearer. */
 //   token_type?: string | undefined;
 //   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) How long the access token is valid, in seconds. */
 //   expires_in?: number | undefined;
-//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) The scopes that the access_token is valid for. Optional. This parameter is non-standard 
+//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) The scopes that the access_token is valid for. Optional. This parameter is non-standard
 //    *  and, if omitted, the token is for the scopes requested on the initial leg of the flow. */
 //   scope?: string | undefined;
-//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) An OAuth 2.0 refresh token. The app can use this token to acquire other access tokens after the current access token expires. 
-//    *  Refresh tokens are long-lived. They can maintain access to resources for extended periods. 
-//    *  For more detail on refreshing an access token, refer to Refresh the access token later in this article. 
-//    *  
+//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) An OAuth 2.0 refresh token. The app can use this token to acquire other access tokens after the current access token expires.
+//    *  Refresh tokens are long-lived. They can maintain access to resources for extended periods.
+//    *  For more detail on refreshing an access token, refer to Refresh the access token later in this article.
+//    *
 //    *  Note: Only provided if offline_access scope was requested. */
 //   refresh_token?: string | undefined;
-//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) A JSON Web Token. The app can decode the segments of this token to request information about the user who signed in. 
-//    *  The app can cache the values and display them, and confidential clients can use this token for authorization. 
-//    *  For more information about id_tokens, see the id_token reference. 
-//    *  
+//   /** (Access Token Success Scenario) A JSON Web Token. The app can decode the segments of this token to request information about the user who signed in.
+//    *  The app can cache the values and display them, and confidential clients can use this token for authorization.
+//    *  For more information about id_tokens, see the id_token reference.
+//    *
 //    *  Note: Only provided if openid scope was requested. */
 //   id_token?: string | undefined;
 //   /** (Successful scenario) */
@@ -992,9 +993,9 @@
 //   correlationId: string;
 //   loginUrl: string;
 // }
-// /** This is actually the result returned (via querystring params on a redirect) 
-//  *  by the external csp login service, 
-//  *  in response to an interactive sign-out request 
+// /** This is actually the result returned (via querystring params on a redirect)
+//  *  by the external csp login service,
+//  *  in response to an interactive sign-out request
 //  *  (within the sequence of an interactive OAuth 2.0 logout flow). */
 // export interface CspLogoutCatcherRequest {
 //   socketId: string;
@@ -1031,7 +1032,7 @@
 //   cspUser: ICspPrimaryCredsMeta;
 // }
 // /** Access Control List (ACL) to be applied to any new child entity created within the parent.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  Only stands as a default template for permissions on FUTURE new child entities;
 //  *  DOES NOT get directly used to enforce permissions on any existing ones. */
 // export interface DefaultChildAcl {
@@ -1069,7 +1070,7 @@
 //    *    "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1124,7 +1125,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1167,7 +1168,7 @@
 //    *    "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1180,7 +1181,7 @@
 //  *  Though the deployment does necessarily reflect the comprehensive collection of Snapshot and ConfigChanges to date of its creation,
 //  *  it does NOT necessarily reflect the entire enterprise: a deployment can certainly be a partial deployment of an enterprise.
 //  *  eg: a deployment may ony be deploying an upgrade to a single service in the enterprise rather than the whole thing.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  TODO:  Provide for specificying hings other than services: eg ConfigMaps, Secrets, Ingress Routes, Footprint mods? */
 // export interface Deployment {
 //   name: string;
@@ -1221,7 +1222,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1299,7 +1300,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1391,7 +1392,7 @@
 //   clusterDefs: object[];
 //   defaultFootprint?: object | undefined;
 //   /** Access Control List (ACL) to be applied to any new child entity created within the parent.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Only stands as a default template for permissions on FUTURE new child entities;
 //    *  DOES NOT get directly used to enforce permissions on any existing ones. */
 //   defaultCabinetAcl?: object | undefined;
@@ -1425,7 +1426,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1532,7 +1533,7 @@
 // }
 // /** Abstraction and specification for a share on a file store,
 //  *  to be mapped to a reserved folder on an asset.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  This class can be used as the specification
 //  *  to programmatically put up and take down concrete file stores.
 //  *  As such, it outlives the actual entity described by its "instance" property. */
@@ -1557,7 +1558,7 @@
 // export interface FileStoreDefCriteria {
 //   name?: StringFilter | undefined;
 //   /** Supported file store adapters that can be mapped to a reserved folder on an asset.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  IMPORTANT!!!  Key names are `"camelCase"`, whereas the values are `"PascalCase"`.
 //    *  This mismatching is the result of a late change after values had already been written the the production database. */
 //   type?: "AwsEbs" | "AwsEfs" | "AwsS3Bucket" | "AzureBlobStorage" | "AzureDisk" | "AzureFileStorage" | "HostMachineFolder" | undefined;
@@ -1583,7 +1584,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -1592,16 +1593,16 @@
 //   reverse?: any | undefined;
 // }
 // /** Supported file store adapters that can be mapped to a reserved folder on an asset.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  IMPORTANT!!!  Key names are `"camelCase"`, whereas the values are `"PascalCase"`.
 //  *  This mismatching is the result of a late change after values had already been written the the production database. */
 // export enum FileStoreTypeEnum {
-//   AwsEbs = "AwsEbs", 
-//   AwsEfs = "AwsEfs", 
-//   AwsS3Bucket = "AwsS3Bucket", 
-//   AzureBlobStorage = "AzureBlobStorage", 
-//   AzureDisk = "AzureDisk", 
-//   AzureFileStorage = "AzureFileStorage", 
+//   AwsEbs = "AwsEbs",
+//   AwsEfs = "AwsEfs",
+//   AwsS3Bucket = "AwsS3Bucket",
+//   AzureBlobStorage = "AzureBlobStorage",
+//   AzureDisk = "AzureDisk",
+//   AzureFileStorage = "AzureFileStorage",
 //   HostMachineFolder = "HostMachineFolder"
 // }
 // /** Calls out the cabinet and its parent structures. */
@@ -1716,7 +1717,7 @@
 // }
 // /** Declaration of a domain name to use and the specification
 //  *  for how host names will be created for services and cabinets.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  NOTE:  This entity is the RESULT of a smash-merge of the applicable ScopedHostNameConfig instances. */
 // export interface HostNameConfig {
 //   domainName: string;
@@ -1729,13 +1730,13 @@
 //   property?: string | undefined;
 // }
 // export enum HostNameStrategyEnum {
-//   cab_dot_cluster_dot_domain_slash_service = "cab_dot_cluster_dot_domain_slash_service", 
-//   cab_dot_cluster_dot_enterprise_dot_domain_slash_service = "cab_dot_cluster_dot_enterprise_dot_domain_slash_service", 
-//   cab_dot_domain_slash_service = "cab_dot_domain_slash_service", 
-//   domain_slash_service = "domain_slash_service", 
-//   globally_shared_domain_slash_service = "globally_shared_domain_slash_service", 
-//   service_dot_domain = "service_dot_domain", 
-//   shared_ingress_ip = "shared_ingress_ip", 
+//   cab_dot_cluster_dot_domain_slash_service = "cab_dot_cluster_dot_domain_slash_service",
+//   cab_dot_cluster_dot_enterprise_dot_domain_slash_service = "cab_dot_cluster_dot_enterprise_dot_domain_slash_service",
+//   cab_dot_domain_slash_service = "cab_dot_domain_slash_service",
+//   domain_slash_service = "domain_slash_service",
+//   globally_shared_domain_slash_service = "globally_shared_domain_slash_service",
+//   service_dot_domain = "service_dot_domain",
+//   shared_ingress_ip = "shared_ingress_ip",
 //   svc_dot_cab_dot_domain = "svc_dot_cab_dot_domain"
 // }
 // export interface IApiAuthTokenMeta {
@@ -1746,7 +1747,7 @@
 //   /** The ApplicationId assigned to Codiac when it was registered in AzureAD. */
 //   clientId: string;
 //   /** Azure TenantId.
-//    *  Id code for the tenant account with the cloud service provider 
+//    *  Id code for the tenant account with the cloud service provider
 //    *  (This is NOT the Codiac tenant code). */
 //   cspTenantId: string;
 // }
@@ -1763,7 +1764,7 @@
 // }
 // export interface ICommandLineProbeAction {
 //   /** The command line to execute inside the container.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  The working directory for the command is root ('/') in the container's filesystem.
 //    *  The command is simply exec'd, it is not run inside a shell,
 //    *  so traditional shell instructions ('|', etc) won't work.
@@ -1779,7 +1780,7 @@
 //   tenantCode: string;
 //   provider: CloudProviderEnum;
 //   /** eg: The AccountId in AWS or SubscriptionId in Azure.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  TODO: Make this required. */
 //   subscriptionId?: string | undefined;
 // }
@@ -1825,7 +1826,7 @@
 //   pullSecret?: PullSecretRef | undefined;
 //   /** The backup token to be used by the cluster to authenticate when pulling images from this registry.
 //    *  This property references a secret record in a SecretStore.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: The secondary pull secret is available for seamless transitions when replacing the primary.
 //    *  The primary and secondary should never have the same expiration dates. */
 //   pullSecretSecondary?: PullSecretRef | undefined;
@@ -1857,10 +1858,10 @@
 // /** IMPORTANT!!!  Key names are `"camelCase"`, whereas the values are `"PascalCase"`.
 //  *  This mismatching is the result of a late change after values had already been written the the production database. */
 // export enum ImageRegistryTypes {
-//   AmazonEcr = "AmazonEcr", 
-//   AzureCr = "AzureCr", 
-//   DockerHub = "DockerHub", 
-//   Other = "Other", 
+//   AmazonEcr = "AmazonEcr",
+//   AzureCr = "AzureCr",
+//   DockerHub = "DockerHub",
+//   Other = "Other",
 //   helm = "helm"
 // }
 // export interface ImageRepository {
@@ -1895,9 +1896,9 @@
 //   created: Date;
 //   modified: Date;
 // }
-// /** Distribution of domain names and host mappings across clusters, environments, and assets. 
-//  *  
-//  *  Describes the entry points for routing traffic to services in the cabinets, 
+// /** Distribution of domain names and host mappings across clusters, environments, and assets.
+//  *
+//  *  Describes the entry points for routing traffic to services in the cabinets,
 //  *  as well as the required dns records to support it. */
 // export interface IngressMap {
 //   strategies: object;
@@ -1908,7 +1909,7 @@
 //   lastModified?: Date | undefined;
 //   /** Last time we checked for staleness */
 //   lastRefresh?: Date | undefined;
-//   /** Unique identifier for the content of this class, 
+//   /** Unique identifier for the content of this class,
 //    *  for use in determining whether the content is stale. */
 //   hashCode?: string | undefined;
 //   /** hashcode on the environment tree */
@@ -1917,7 +1918,7 @@
 //   hashcodeOnDomainState?: string | undefined;
 //   /** Does this one care about versions and config? A: Versions no, but assets YES, tho only checks assets deployed, and their code, port numbers, hasIngress, routedWithoutName, and allowHttp */
 //   hashcodeOnRunState?: string | undefined;
-//   /** Human readable notes about potential ingress mapping conflicts 
+//   /** Human readable notes about potential ingress mapping conflicts
 //    *  (eg: dns pointed to more than a single ingressIp) */
 //   warnings?: string[] | undefined;
 // }
@@ -1931,9 +1932,9 @@
 //   excludeAssetRoutes?: boolean | undefined;
 // }
 // /** A script or program to run (from within a given container) before an asset's main container is started.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  Failure of this container DOES prevent the asset's main container from starting.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  In Kubernetes, this gets implemented as an [Init Container](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/init-containers/) */
 // export interface InitContainer {
 //   name: string;
@@ -1943,15 +1944,15 @@
 //   created: Date;
 //   modified: Date;
 //   /** Fully-qualified name of the image whose entrypoint command is to be run,
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Format: `[registryUrl]/[imageName]` (DockerHub is used by default).
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  eg:
 //    *  * `busybox`
 //    *  * `myazAcr.azurecr.io/my-favorite-image` */
 //   image: string;
 //   /** Command run on container startup (Optional; defaults to the image's ENTRYPOINT, and if null, defaults to `/bin/sh -c`)
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  Description from k8s docs:
 //    *  Not executed within a shell. The container image\'s ENTRYPOINT is used if this is not provided.
 //    *  Variable references $(VAR_NAME) are expanded using the container\'s environment.
@@ -1963,7 +1964,7 @@
 //   entryPointCommand?: string[] | undefined;
 //   /** (Optional; defaults to whatever the image has as its "CMD")
 //    *  Gets passed to the entryPointCommand.  Often, the entrypointCommand opens a shell, allowing this to be the command to run inside the shell,
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  eg: `entryPointCommand="/bin/sh -c"` and `entryPointArgs="ls -a"` which yields: `/bin/sh -c ls -a` */
 //   entryPointArgs?: string[] | undefined;
 //   /** Container\'s working directory. If not specified, the container runtime\'s default will be used,
@@ -2001,12 +2002,12 @@
 //   /** (Optional: defaults to built-in deploymment-labeling convention) Boolean logic by which to recognize the pods
 //    *  that belong to this asset among all the other pods in a namespace.
 //    *  This property is an array type to allow for an asset to have multiple pod specs that each may have their own replicas.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  eg:  a simple asset just looks for...
 //    *  ```
 //    *  (p,a) => x.metadata?labels["AssetName"] == a
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  eg:  an asset, such as cert manager, with multiple kinds of pods, would have multiple custom pod filters, such as...
 //    *  ```
 //    *  (p,a) => p.metadata?labels["app.kubernetes.io/component"] == "cainjector" && p.metadata?labels["app.kubernetes.io/name"] == "cert-manager"
@@ -2016,7 +2017,7 @@
 //   customPodFilters?: object[] | undefined;
 //   /** Abstract declarations of folder paths inside the image
 //    *  that are to be later mapped (at configuration time) to file store definitions.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: These reservations only OPTIONALLY reference existing file stores;
 //    *       they merely declare a folder path for a file store to be mapped
 //    *       later, when the asset gets configured for use in various cabinets. */
@@ -2031,16 +2032,16 @@
 //   beforeStartup?: InitContainer[] | undefined;
 //   /** Command line script (NOT run within a shell) to run within the asset container
 //    *  AFTER the asset has succcessfully completed its startup.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  From K8s Docs:
 //    *  Management of the container blocks until this action is complete,
 //    *  unless the container process fails, in which case the handler is aborted.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  called immediately after a container is created.
 //    *  If the handler fails, the container is terminated and restarted according to its restart policy.
 //    *  Other management of the container blocks until the hook completes.
 //    *  More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/containers/container-lifecycle-hooks/#container-hooks
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  The working directory for the command is root ('/') in the container's filesystem.
 //    *  The command is simply exec'd, it is NOT run inside a shell,
 //    *  so traditional shell instructions ('|', etc) won't work.
@@ -2048,13 +2049,13 @@
 //    *  Exit status of 0 is treated as live/healthy and non-zero is unhealthy. */
 //   postStartup?: string[] | undefined;
 //   /** Enable this setting to allow http (ie: non-SSL/TLS) requests in through the ingress controller without getting redirected to https.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  That is, Setting this to true will prevent the ingress controller from invoking an automatic redirect to https on any inbound http requests. */
 //   allowHttp?: boolean | undefined;
 //   /** (Applies only when `hasIngress=true`, defaults to false, aka: external)
 //    *  indicates whether this asset shall be available
 //    *  only through the internal ingress controller.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: When set, this asset will only be accessible
 //    *  on a cluster with an internal ingress controller. */
 //   ingressInternal?: boolean | undefined;
@@ -2063,26 +2064,26 @@
 //    *  for domain mapping strategies
 //    *  that place the "service" segment
 //    *  into the url path.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  *NOTE: Each entry must be unique within the enterprise,
 //    *  cannot be null or empty,
 //    *  cannot start or end with a slash character,
 //    *  and must uniquely identify this asset within the enterprise.*
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  eg:
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  For a domain mapping strategy: `cab-dot-domain-slash-service`
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  and an asset with code: `my-api`
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  When `mydomain.com` gets applied to cabinet `dev`,
 //    *  default ingress routing will yield: `dev.mydomain.com/my-api`
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  So.  Adding a path `v1/the-api` to this property
 //    *  will INSTEAD yield an ingress rule supporting this url:
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  `dev.domain.com/v1/the-api`
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: *Adding paths to this list prevents the default ingress path (as `Asset.code`) from being mapped in the ingress.  If you still want that behavior in the ingress rules, you will have to add it to this list.* */
 //   ingressPaths?: string[] | undefined;
 //   createdBy?: string | undefined;
@@ -2150,11 +2151,11 @@
 //   containerName: string;
 // }
 // /** A marketplace entity.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  An abstract specification for an asset,
 //  *  to be used as the instructions for the creation
 //  *  of a concrete asset in an enterprise.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  Allows the avilability to reuse an asset
 //  *  in separate enterprises (and tenants). */
 // export interface Kit {
@@ -2177,12 +2178,12 @@
 // }
 // /** Indicates who in the Codiac universe is allowed to view and use a Kit. */
 // export enum KitAccessibilityEnum {
-//   friends = "friends", 
-//   private = "private", 
+//   friends = "friends",
+//   private = "private",
 //   public = "public"
 // }
-// /** A shorthand view of the IanaPortNumber class.  
-//  *  AKA: an association of a service with a single or range of port numbers. 
+// /** A shorthand view of the IanaPortNumber class.
+//  *  AKA: an association of a service with a single or range of port numbers.
 //  *  the IANA registry of port numbers:
 //  *  "Service Name and Transport Protocol Port Number Registry" (ref: RFC6335)... */
 // export interface KnownPortNumberAssignment {
@@ -2232,11 +2233,11 @@
 // /** List of codenames for supported KeyValue stores.
 //  *  eg: Clients for these types of stores are registered under these values. */
 // export enum KvpStoreTypesEnum {
-//   awsKeyVault = "awsKeyVault", 
-//   azBlob = "azBlob", 
-//   azKeyVault = "azKeyVault", 
-//   etcd = "etcd", 
-//   mongoCollection = "mongoCollection", 
+//   awsKeyVault = "awsKeyVault",
+//   azBlob = "azBlob",
+//   azKeyVault = "azKeyVault",
+//   etcd = "etcd",
+//   mongoCollection = "mongoCollection",
 //   mongoDocument = "mongoDocument"
 // }
 // export interface LogintoCloudProviderRequest {
@@ -2265,16 +2266,16 @@
 //   timestamps?: boolean | undefined;
 // }
 // export enum NativeDataTypeEnum {
-//   boolean = "boolean", 
-//   float32 = "float32", 
-//   float64 = "float64", 
-//   int16 = "int16", 
-//   int32 = "int32", 
-//   int8 = "int8", 
-//   string = "string", 
-//   timestamp = "timestamp", 
-//   uint16 = "uint16", 
-//   uint32 = "uint32", 
+//   boolean = "boolean",
+//   float32 = "float32",
+//   float64 = "float64",
+//   int16 = "int16",
+//   int32 = "int32",
+//   int8 = "int8",
+//   string = "string",
+//   timestamp = "timestamp",
+//   uint16 = "uint16",
+//   uint32 = "uint32",
 //   uint8 = "uint8"
 // }
 // export interface NodePlacement {
@@ -2286,7 +2287,7 @@
 //   nodeSelector?: object | undefined;
 //   /** Controls how Pods are spread across your cluster among failure-domains such as regions, zones, nodes,
 //    *  and other user-defined topology domains.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  This can help to achieve high availability as well as efficient resource utilization. */
 //   spread?: PodTopologySpreadConstraint[] | undefined;
 //   /** Semantic version range of the asset in which this node placement is applicable. */
@@ -2314,7 +2315,7 @@
 // }
 // /** Specifies the direction that a single property should be sorted. */
 // export enum OrderEnum {
-//   asc = "asc", 
+//   asc = "asc",
 //   desc = "desc"
 // }
 // export interface patchOperation {
@@ -2323,11 +2324,11 @@
 //   value: any;
 // }
 // export enum patchOperationType {
-//   add = "add", 
-//   copy = "copy", 
-//   move = "move", 
-//   remove = "remove", 
-//   replace = "replace", 
+//   add = "add",
+//   copy = "copy",
+//   move = "move",
+//   remove = "remove",
+//   replace = "replace",
 //   test = "test"
 // }
 // /** The granting of privileges to a given Role. */
@@ -2336,7 +2337,7 @@
 //   privileges: Privilege[];
 // }
 // /** Instructs the kube-scheduler how to place each incoming Pod in relation to the existing Pods across your cluster.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  These can be assigned at the pod level or at the cluster level ([via a KubeSchedulerConfiguration entity](https://v1-24.docs.kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/scheduling-eviction/topology-spread-constraints/#cluster-level-default-constraints)). */
 // export interface PodTopologySpreadConstraint {
 //   maxSkew: number;
@@ -2353,14 +2354,14 @@
 //   internal?: number | undefined;
 // }
 // /** A type of operation that a given Role is allowed to perform on a securable object.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  IMPORTANT!!!  Key names are `"camelCase"`, whereas the values are `"PascalCase"`.
 //  *  This mismatching is the result of a late change after values had already been written the the production database. */
 // export enum Privilege {
-//   Create = "Create", 
-//   Delete = "Delete", 
-//   Execute = "Execute", 
-//   Read = "Read", 
+//   Create = "Create",
+//   Delete = "Delete",
+//   Execute = "Execute",
+//   Read = "Read",
 //   Update = "Update"
 // }
 // /** Declares a probe action and when to run it against an asset. */
@@ -2369,7 +2370,7 @@
 //   asset: string;
 //   type: ProbeUsageTypesEnum;
 //   /** EITHER: Immutable unique human-readable identifier for a standard or otherwise predefined probe action.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  OR: an inline probe action declaration. */
 //   action: ICommandLineProbeAction | IGrpcProbeAction | IHttpProbeAction | ISocketProbeAction | string;
 //   /** Semantic version range in which this probe is applicable. */
@@ -2386,7 +2387,7 @@
 //    *  Default to 10 seconds. The minimum value is 1. */
 //   periodSeconds?: number | undefined;
 //   /** How long to wait (in seconds) for a probe to respond before declaring it a failed execution.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  From [K8s docs](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/configure-liveness-readiness-startup-probes/#configure-probes):
 //    *  Number of seconds after which the probe times out.
 //    *  Defaults to 1 second. Minimum value is 1. */
@@ -2396,7 +2397,7 @@
 //    *  Must be 1 for liveness and startup Probes. Minimum value is 1. */
 //   successThreshold?: number | undefined;
 //   /** The number of probe executions to allow before determining the pod unhealthy.
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  From [K8s docs](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/configure-liveness-readiness-startup-probes/#configure-probes):
 //    *  After a probe fails failureThreshold times in a row, Kubernetes considers that the overall check has failed:
 //    *  the container is not ready/healthy/live.
@@ -2416,16 +2417,16 @@
 // }
 // /** Type declaration for the Probe sub-class, determining the nature of its behavior and handling. */
 // export enum ProbeActionTypesEnum {
-//   exec = "exec", 
-//   grpc = "grpc", 
-//   http = "http", 
+//   exec = "exec",
+//   grpc = "grpc",
+//   http = "http",
 //   socket = "socket"
 // }
 // /** Declaration of what purpose the probe serves,
 //  *  ie: where a probe is fired in the runtime lifecycle of an asset. */
 // export enum ProbeUsageTypesEnum {
-//   liveness = "liveness", 
-//   readiness = "readiness", 
+//   liveness = "liveness",
+//   readiness = "readiness",
 //   startup = "startup"
 // }
 // /** Metadata for the credentials that a cluster will use when pulling images from an image registry.
@@ -2440,8 +2441,8 @@
 //   modified: Date;
 //   /** Applies to the creation of this instance of PullSecretRef, not necessarily the same as the secret itself in the secret store. */
 //   modifiedBy: string;
-//   /** (Optional, defaults to `PullSecretScopesEnum.everywhere`) 
-//    *  Declares the applicability of the pull secrets, 
+//   /** (Optional, defaults to `PullSecretScopesEnum.everywhere`)
+//    *  Declares the applicability of the pull secrets,
 //    *  allowing teams to reserve the need for pullsecrets for just the cases
 //    *  in which clusters have to cross CSP subscription boundaries to access the image registry. */
 //   scope?: "everywhere" | "unmatchingSubx" | undefined;
@@ -2515,7 +2516,7 @@
 // }
 // /** All the enterprises, assets, cabinets, environments, and clusters for a given tenant.
 //  *  That is, a semi-detailed list of all the primary entities of a tenant's software organization.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  NOTE:  Though this is a domain entity, it is an emergent entity, so it will never need an id.
 //  *  It gets assembled from the tenant code and is filtered within itself. */
 // export interface RootMap {
@@ -2546,7 +2547,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -2610,7 +2611,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -2673,7 +2674,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -2735,7 +2736,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -2763,8 +2764,8 @@
 //   $not?: ScopeFilter | undefined;
 // }
 // export enum ScopeLevel {
-//   cabinet = "cabinet", 
-//   enterprise = "enterprise", 
+//   cabinet = "cabinet",
+//   enterprise = "enterprise",
 //   environment = "environment"
 // }
 // export interface SecretStore {
@@ -2802,7 +2803,7 @@
 //  *  indictating which type of security account
 //  *  will be used to identify the cluster and enforce its authorizations. */
 // export enum SecurityAccountTypeEnum {
-//   managedIdentity = "managedIdentity", 
+//   managedIdentity = "managedIdentity",
 //   servicePrincipal = "servicePrincipal"
 // }
 // /** Component-by-component history of a multi-step infrastructure provisioning operation. */
@@ -2836,7 +2837,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -2874,24 +2875,24 @@
 // }
 // export interface T_1 {
 // }
-// /** Hierarchy of opCodes by which status messages 
-//  *  will be marked within the overall correlation.  
-//  *  
-//  *  In other words, a user-friendly rendition of the intended call stack, 
-//  *  so that real-time status messages can be rendered in sequential order 
+// /** Hierarchy of opCodes by which status messages
+//  *  will be marked within the overall correlation.
+//  *
+//  *  In other words, a user-friendly rendition of the intended call stack,
+//  *  so that real-time status messages can be rendered in sequential order
 //  *  by any client listening to the status stream. */
 // export interface TaskMap {
-//   /** Human-readable identifier for the operation 
-//    *  being described by this object. 
-//    *  
-//    *  Must be 1-40 alphanumeric or underscore characters, 
-//    *  no spaces or special characters 
+//   /** Human-readable identifier for the operation
+//    *  being described by this object.
+//    *
+//    *  Must be 1-40 alphanumeric or underscore characters,
+//    *  no spaces or special characters
 //    *  (RegEx: `/^\w{1,40}$/` or: `/^[A-Za-z0-9_]{1,40}$/`). */
 //   opCode: string;
-//   /** Friendly, plain-language, present-tense heading for the operation, 
-//    *  verb-"ing"-noun, and with NO trailing ellipsis.  
-//    *  eg: `"Creating cluster"` 
-//    *  
+//   /** Friendly, plain-language, present-tense heading for the operation,
+//    *  verb-"ing"-noun, and with NO trailing ellipsis.
+//    *  eg: `"Creating cluster"`
+//    *
 //    *  *(aka: present-participle, or gerund)*. */
 //   opIngTitle: string;
 //   /** (optional) The ordered list of sub processes called by this one. */
@@ -2901,7 +2902,7 @@
 // }
 // /** Type definition for config objects
 //  *  (eg: config files, environment variables, Asset properties, etc)
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  (TBD: Duck-typeable/convertible to a Json Type Definition (JTD) or a JsonSchema) */
 // export interface TypeDefBase {
 // }
@@ -2913,7 +2914,7 @@
 // /** Archived identifier for a Toyhauler user and their accumulated tenant tokens.
 //  *  NOTE:  This data is simply archived and is likely to be stale,
 //  *  so it should be refreshed frequently.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  TODO:  Crud the stored tenant contexts */
 // export interface UserContext {
 //   currentTenantCode?: string | undefined;
@@ -3358,10 +3359,10 @@
 // }
 // /** Kubernetes
 //  *  No description provided (generated by Openapi Generator https://github.com/openapitools/openapi-generator)
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  The version of the OpenAPI document: release-1.24
-//  *  
-//  *  
+//  *
+//  *
 //  *  NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator (https://openapi-generator.tech).
 //  *  https://openapi-generator.tech
 //  *  Do not edit the class manually. */
@@ -3859,10 +3860,10 @@
 //   failureThreshold?: number | undefined;
 //   /** Kubernetes
 //    *  No description provided (generated by Openapi Generator https://github.com/openapitools/openapi-generator)
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  The version of the OpenAPI document: release-1.24
-//    *  
-//    *  
+//    *
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator (https://openapi-generator.tech).
 //    *  https://openapi-generator.tech
 //    *  Do not edit the class manually. */
@@ -4236,7 +4237,7 @@
 //   runAsUserName?: string | undefined;
 // }
 // /** Credentials applied to new Windows VMs to enable administrative capabilities required for cluster management.
-//  *  
+//  *
 //  *  Backward compatibility for a legacy image format called "Windows",
 //  *  which is required to run outdated Microsoft proprietary software
 //  *  such as Microsoft WCF and classic .Net Framework applications.
@@ -4252,13 +4253,13 @@
 //   scope: ScopeLevel;
 //   target: string;
 //   /** A time signature declaring an hour of the day for a day of the week (eg: "Mondays at 8am").
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  This entity is NOT an actual in time, but instead is essentially a template,
 //    *  which, only when applied to an actual calendar,
 //    *  can then produce a concrete point in time. */
 //   start: object;
 //   /** A time signature declaring an hour of the day for a day of the week (eg: "Mondays at 8am").
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  This entity is NOT an actual in time, but instead is essentially a template,
 //    *  which, only when applied to an actual calendar,
 //    *  can then produce a concrete point in time. */
@@ -4295,7 +4296,7 @@
 //    *  "lastModified": "desc"
 //    *  }
 //    *  ```
-//    *  
+//    *
 //    *  NOTE: Regarding sort field order, (aka: `asc|desc`) : Sort field names can be specified as EITHER: field name alone (implies asc order), eg: `"favColor"`, OR field name with order suffix `asc|desc` (delimited by tilde). eg: `"favColor~desc"`. */
 //   sort?: string[] | object | string | undefined;
 //   skip?: number | undefined;
@@ -4675,7 +4676,7 @@
 // // GENERICS
 // //
 // // ============================================================================================
-//     // Dictionary 
+//     // Dictionary
 //     //   [any]
 //     //   [Partial<AuthRole>]
 //     //   [Partial<Cabinet>]
@@ -4691,6 +4692,6 @@
 //     //   [Partial<ScopedSetting>]
 //     //   [Partial<SetupJournal>]
 //     //   [Partial<ZombiePeriod>]
-//     //  
+//     //
 // // Total contract count: 372
 //# sourceMappingURL=contracts-legacy.js.map