@epilot/sdk 2.15.2 → 2.15.4

package/dist/{customer-portal.d-CJgDRoOo.d.cts → customer-portal.d-DsB3qJro.d.cts}

@@ -1048,7 +1048,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -1575,7 +1575,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -3503,7 +3503,11 @@ declare namespace Components {
              *
              */
             ExtensionHookVisualizationMetadata | /**
-             * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not change the user's login email itself. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address).
+             * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not run its own change email flow. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change.
+             * The `change_mode` controls what the portal does after the call:
+             *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system takes the email change over entirely (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address). The portal does not change the login email itself.
+             *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system applies the email change immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also changes the portal user's login email right away, without sending a confirmation email. The user has to sign in again with the new email address afterwards.
+             *
              * The expected response http status code to the call is:
              *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
              *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -3522,6 +3526,8 @@ declare namespace Components {
              *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system deletes the user immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also deletes the epilot user.
              *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system handles deletion out-of-band. The portal does not delete anything immediately; cleanup is expected to happen later (e.g. via the user deletion API or webhooks).
              *
+             * The optional `delete_contact` additionally deletes the contact related to the portal user, once the portal user itself was deleted (`synchronous` mode only).
+             *
              * The expected response http status code to the call is:
              *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
              *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -3594,7 +3600,11 @@ declare namespace Components {
             id?: string;
         }
         /**
-         * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not change the user's login email itself. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address).
+         * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not run its own change email flow. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change.
+         * The `change_mode` controls what the portal does after the call:
+         *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system takes the email change over entirely (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address). The portal does not change the login email itself.
+         *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system applies the email change immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also changes the portal user's login email right away, without sending a confirmation email. The user has to sign in again with the new email address afterwards.
+         *
          * The expected response http status code to the call is:
          *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
          *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -3603,7 +3613,12 @@ declare namespace Components {
         export interface ExtensionHookChangeEmail {
             type: "changeEmail";
             /**
-             * Whether the portal user must confirm their current password before the change email request is handed over to the third-party system. When true, the portal collects and verifies the current password before calling the hook.
+             * Controls how the email change is handled once the third-party system accepted it. `asynchronous` hands the email change over entirely to the third-party system and the portal does not change the login email itself. `synchronous` waits for the third-party system to respond and then changes the portal user's login email immediately, without a confirmation email.
+             *
+             */
+            change_mode?: "synchronous" | "asynchronous";
+            /**
+             * Whether the portal user must confirm their current password before the change email request is handed over to the third-party system. When true, the portal collects and verifies the current password before calling the hook. Treated as true when `change_mode` is `synchronous`, since the portal re-creates the login with the confirmed password. Skipped either way for portal users whose identity is managed by an identity provider: an SSO login has no password to confirm.
              *
              */
             require_password_confirmation?: boolean;
@@ -4012,6 +4027,8 @@ declare namespace Components {
          *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system deletes the user immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also deletes the epilot user.
          *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system handles deletion out-of-band. The portal does not delete anything immediately; cleanup is expected to happen later (e.g. via the user deletion API or webhooks).
          *
+         * The optional `delete_contact` additionally deletes the contact related to the portal user, once the portal user itself was deleted (`synchronous` mode only).
+         *
          * The expected response http status code to the call is:
          *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
          *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -4024,6 +4041,11 @@ declare namespace Components {
              *
              */
             deletion_mode?: "synchronous" | "asynchronous";
+            /**
+             * Opt-in deletion of the contact related to the portal user, applied after the portal user itself was deleted. `none` (default) leaves the contact untouched. `soft` deletes the contact, so it can still be restored from the trash. `hard` permanently purges the contact. Only applied in `synchronous` deletion mode, as `asynchronous` mode hands the cleanup over to the third-party system.
+             *
+             */
+            delete_contact?: "none" | "soft" | "hard";
             /**
              * Optional explanation shown to the user in the delete account confirmation dialog.
              */
@@ -6060,7 +6082,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -6679,7 +6701,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -7366,7 +7388,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
             display_name: /**
              * Human-readable display name for identity provider shown in login
              * example:
@@ -7418,7 +7440,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
             display_name: /**
              * Human-readable display name for identity provider shown in login
              * example:
@@ -7448,7 +7470,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
          * example:
          * office-365-login
          */
-        export type ProviderSlug = string; // [0-9a-z-]+
+        export type ProviderSlug = string; // [0-9a-z_-]+
         export interface PublicAppDetails {
             /**
              * Identifier of the app.
@@ -7467,8 +7489,16 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * Identifier of the hook.
              */
             id?: string;
+            /**
+             * Whether the third-party system applies the email change immediately (`synchronous`) or takes it over entirely (`asynchronous`).
+             * In synchronous mode the login email is changed as soon as the request succeeds and the portal user has to sign in again with the new address.
+             *
+             */
+            change_mode?: "synchronous" | "asynchronous";
             /**
              * Whether the portal user must confirm their current password before the email change is handed over to the third-party system.
+             * Also required when `change_mode` is `synchronous`, except for portal users whose identity is managed by an identity provider - an SSO login has no password to confirm.
+             *
              */
             require_password_confirmation?: boolean;
             explanation?: /* Explanation of the hook. */ PublicSelfManagementExplanation;
@@ -7745,7 +7775,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
             /**
              * URL of the authorization endpoint
              * example:
@@ -8241,7 +8271,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -8828,7 +8858,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -12083,7 +12113,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
                      * example:
                      * office-365-login
                      */
-                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                     /**
                      * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                      */
@@ -12701,7 +12731,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
                      * example:
                      * office-365-login
                      */
-                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                     /**
                      * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                      */
@@ -14052,7 +14082,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
         }
         export interface PathParameters {
             provider_slug: Parameters.ProviderSlug;
@@ -14281,7 +14311,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Whether the user is soft deleted
                  * example:
@@ -15112,7 +15142,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
         }
         namespace Responses {
             export interface $200 {
@@ -15166,7 +15196,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
         }
         namespace Responses {
             export interface $200 {
@@ -15565,6 +15595,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
             /**
              * Password of the portal user for confirmation.
              * Required unless a `changeEmail` portal extension hook with `require_password_confirmation` disabled is configured for the portal.
+             * Also required by a `changeEmail` hook with `change_mode` set to `synchronous`, except for portal users whose identity is managed by an identity provider - an SSO login has no password to confirm.
              *
              */
             password?: string;
@@ -15573,8 +15604,10 @@ declare namespace Paths {
             export interface $200 {
                 /**
                  * `You will receive a confirmation mail soon on your updated email address.` for the built-in flow,
-                 * or `Your email change request has been received.` when a changeEmail portal extension hook handed
-                 * the change over to a third party.
+                 * `Your email change request has been received.` when a changeEmail portal extension hook handed
+                 * the change over to a third party, or `Your email has been changed.` when a synchronous changeEmail
+                 * portal extension hook changed the login email immediately - the portal user has to sign in again
+                 * with the new email address in that case.
                  *
                  * example:
                  * You will receive a confirmation mail soon on your updated email address.

package/dist/{customer-portal.d-CJgDRoOo.d.ts → customer-portal.d-DsB3qJro.d.ts}

@@ -1048,7 +1048,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -1575,7 +1575,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -3503,7 +3503,11 @@ declare namespace Components {
              *
              */
             ExtensionHookVisualizationMetadata | /**
-             * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not change the user's login email itself. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address).
+             * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not run its own change email flow. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change.
+             * The `change_mode` controls what the portal does after the call:
+             *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system takes the email change over entirely (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address). The portal does not change the login email itself.
+             *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system applies the email change immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also changes the portal user's login email right away, without sending a confirmation email. The user has to sign in again with the new email address afterwards.
+             *
              * The expected response http status code to the call is:
              *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
              *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -3522,6 +3526,8 @@ declare namespace Components {
              *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system deletes the user immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also deletes the epilot user.
              *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system handles deletion out-of-band. The portal does not delete anything immediately; cleanup is expected to happen later (e.g. via the user deletion API or webhooks).
              *
+             * The optional `delete_contact` additionally deletes the contact related to the portal user, once the portal user itself was deleted (`synchronous` mode only).
+             *
              * The expected response http status code to the call is:
              *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
              *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -3594,7 +3600,11 @@ declare namespace Components {
             id?: string;
         }
         /**
-         * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not change the user's login email itself. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address).
+         * Hook that replaces the built-in change email functionality for portal users. When configured, the portal does not run its own change email flow. Instead, this hook makes an HTTP call to the third-party system, which is expected to handle the email change.
+         * The `change_mode` controls what the portal does after the call:
+         *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system takes the email change over entirely (most likely by sending the user instructions to confirm the new email address). The portal does not change the login email itself.
+         *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system applies the email change immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also changes the portal user's login email right away, without sending a confirmation email. The user has to sign in again with the new email address afterwards.
+         *
          * The expected response http status code to the call is:
          *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
          *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -3603,7 +3613,12 @@ declare namespace Components {
         export interface ExtensionHookChangeEmail {
             type: "changeEmail";
             /**
-             * Whether the portal user must confirm their current password before the change email request is handed over to the third-party system. When true, the portal collects and verifies the current password before calling the hook.
+             * Controls how the email change is handled once the third-party system accepted it. `asynchronous` hands the email change over entirely to the third-party system and the portal does not change the login email itself. `synchronous` waits for the third-party system to respond and then changes the portal user's login email immediately, without a confirmation email.
+             *
+             */
+            change_mode?: "synchronous" | "asynchronous";
+            /**
+             * Whether the portal user must confirm their current password before the change email request is handed over to the third-party system. When true, the portal collects and verifies the current password before calling the hook. Treated as true when `change_mode` is `synchronous`, since the portal re-creates the login with the confirmed password. Skipped either way for portal users whose identity is managed by an identity provider: an SSO login has no password to confirm.
              *
              */
             require_password_confirmation?: boolean;
@@ -4012,6 +4027,8 @@ declare namespace Components {
          *   - `synchronous`: The third-party system deletes the user immediately. The portal waits for a successful (2xx) response and then also deletes the epilot user.
          *   - `asynchronous`: The third-party system handles deletion out-of-band. The portal does not delete anything immediately; cleanup is expected to happen later (e.g. via the user deletion API or webhooks).
          *
+         * The optional `delete_contact` additionally deletes the contact related to the portal user, once the portal user itself was deleted (`synchronous` mode only).
+         *
          * The expected response http status code to the call is:
          *   - 2xx if the request was accepted
          *   - non-2xx if the request failed (optionally with a human-readable message resolved via `resolved.error_message_path`)
@@ -4024,6 +4041,11 @@ declare namespace Components {
              *
              */
             deletion_mode?: "synchronous" | "asynchronous";
+            /**
+             * Opt-in deletion of the contact related to the portal user, applied after the portal user itself was deleted. `none` (default) leaves the contact untouched. `soft` deletes the contact, so it can still be restored from the trash. `hard` permanently purges the contact. Only applied in `synchronous` deletion mode, as `asynchronous` mode hands the cleanup over to the third-party system.
+             *
+             */
+            delete_contact?: "none" | "soft" | "hard";
             /**
              * Optional explanation shown to the user in the delete account confirmation dialog.
              */
@@ -6060,7 +6082,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -6679,7 +6701,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -7366,7 +7388,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
             display_name: /**
              * Human-readable display name for identity provider shown in login
              * example:
@@ -7418,7 +7440,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
             display_name: /**
              * Human-readable display name for identity provider shown in login
              * example:
@@ -7448,7 +7470,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
          * example:
          * office-365-login
          */
-        export type ProviderSlug = string; // [0-9a-z-]+
+        export type ProviderSlug = string; // [0-9a-z_-]+
         export interface PublicAppDetails {
             /**
              * Identifier of the app.
@@ -7467,8 +7489,16 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * Identifier of the hook.
              */
             id?: string;
+            /**
+             * Whether the third-party system applies the email change immediately (`synchronous`) or takes it over entirely (`asynchronous`).
+             * In synchronous mode the login email is changed as soon as the request succeeds and the portal user has to sign in again with the new address.
+             *
+             */
+            change_mode?: "synchronous" | "asynchronous";
             /**
              * Whether the portal user must confirm their current password before the email change is handed over to the third-party system.
+             * Also required when `change_mode` is `synchronous`, except for portal users whose identity is managed by an identity provider - an SSO login has no password to confirm.
+             *
              */
             require_password_confirmation?: boolean;
             explanation?: /* Explanation of the hook. */ PublicSelfManagementExplanation;
@@ -7745,7 +7775,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
             /**
              * URL of the authorization endpoint
              * example:
@@ -8241,7 +8271,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -8828,7 +8858,7 @@ declare namespace Components {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                  */
@@ -12083,7 +12113,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
                      * example:
                      * office-365-login
                      */
-                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                     /**
                      * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                      */
@@ -12701,7 +12731,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
                      * example:
                      * office-365-login
                      */
-                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                    Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                     /**
                      * Decide whether to automatically redirect to the provider page during login, which would completely bypass showing the portal authentication page.
                      */
@@ -14052,7 +14082,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
         }
         export interface PathParameters {
             provider_slug: Parameters.ProviderSlug;
@@ -14281,7 +14311,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
                  * example:
                  * office-365-login
                  */
-                Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */[];
+                Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */[];
                 /**
                  * Whether the user is soft deleted
                  * example:
@@ -15112,7 +15142,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
         }
         namespace Responses {
             export interface $200 {
@@ -15166,7 +15196,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
              * example:
              * office-365-login
              */
-            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z-]+ */;
+            Components.Schemas.ProviderSlug /* [0-9a-z_-]+ */;
         }
         namespace Responses {
             export interface $200 {
@@ -15565,6 +15595,7 @@ declare namespace Paths {
             /**
              * Password of the portal user for confirmation.
              * Required unless a `changeEmail` portal extension hook with `require_password_confirmation` disabled is configured for the portal.
+             * Also required by a `changeEmail` hook with `change_mode` set to `synchronous`, except for portal users whose identity is managed by an identity provider - an SSO login has no password to confirm.
              *
              */
             password?: string;
@@ -15573,8 +15604,10 @@ declare namespace Paths {
             export interface $200 {
                 /**
                  * `You will receive a confirmation mail soon on your updated email address.` for the built-in flow,
-                 * or `Your email change request has been received.` when a changeEmail portal extension hook handed
-                 * the change over to a third party.
+                 * `Your email change request has been received.` when a changeEmail portal extension hook handed
+                 * the change over to a third party, or `Your email has been changed.` when a synchronous changeEmail
+                 * portal extension hook changed the login email immediately - the portal user has to sign in again
+                 * with the new email address in that case.
                  *
                  * example:
                  * You will receive a confirmation mail soon on your updated email address.

package/dist/index.cjs

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ var _chunk3SZOSNO2cjs = require('./chunk-3SZOSNO2.cjs');
 var _chunkYO4M3BZLcjs = require('./chunk-YO4M3BZL.cjs');
 
 
-var _chunkYISO22FScjs = require('./chunk-YISO22FS.cjs');
+var _chunk7YXY2AFMcjs = require('./chunk-7YXY2AFM.cjs');
 
 
 var _chunkLAWKCWVUcjs = require('./chunk-LAWKCWVU.cjs');
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ var _chunkDVM27A7Ecjs = require('./chunk-DVM27A7E.cjs');
 
 
 
-var _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs = require('./chunk-YYWUKE4L.cjs');
+var _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs = require('./chunk-E7FFVRBQ.cjs');
 
 
 var _chunkNJK5F5TFcjs = require('./chunk-NJK5F5TF.cjs');
@@ -225,7 +225,7 @@ var resolveClient = (params) => {
   }
   if (!entry.instance) {
     const definition = entry.loader();
-    entry.instance = _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.createApiClient.call(void 0, {
+    entry.instance = _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.createApiClient.call(void 0, {
       definition,
       token: state.token,
       headers: state.globalHeaders,
@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ var resetAllClients = (registry) => {
 };
 
 // src/apis/_registry.ts
-var expandDef = (mod) => _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.expand.call(void 0, _nullishCoalesce(mod.default, () => ( mod)));
+var expandDef = (mod) => _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.expand.call(void 0, _nullishCoalesce(mod.default, () => ( mod)));
 var registerBuiltinApis = (registry) => {
   registerApi({
     registry,
@@ -393,7 +393,7 @@ var registerBuiltinApis = (registry) => {
   registerApi({
     registry,
     name: "integrationToolkit",
-    loader: () => expandDef(_chunkYISO22FScjs.require_integration_toolkit_runtime.call(void 0, ))
+    loader: () => expandDef(_chunk7YXY2AFMcjs.require_integration_toolkit_runtime.call(void 0, ))
   });
   registerApi({
     registry,
@@ -601,9 +601,9 @@ var createSDK = () => {
       const available = [...registry.keys()].join(", ");
       throw new Error(`Unknown API: "${name}". Available: ${available}`);
     }
-    return _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.createApiHandle.call(void 0, {
+    return _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.createApiHandle.call(void 0, {
       resolveClient: () => resolveClient({ registry, name, state }),
-      createClient: () => _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.createApiClient.call(void 0, { definition: entry.loader(), apiName: name }),
+      createClient: () => _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.createApiClient.call(void 0, { definition: entry.loader(), apiName: name }),
       apiName: name
     });
   };
@@ -651,9 +651,9 @@ var createSDK = () => {
           return interceptorUse;
         }
         case "help":
-          return (apiName) => _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.help.call(void 0, apiName);
+          return (apiName) => _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.help.call(void 0, apiName);
         case "openapi":
-          return (apiName) => _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.openapi.call(void 0, apiName);
+          return (apiName) => _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.openapi.call(void 0, apiName);
         case "then":
         case "catch":
         case "finally":
@@ -683,4 +683,4 @@ var epilot = createSDK();
 
 
 
-exports.applyLargeResponseInterceptor = applyLargeResponseInterceptor; exports.applyRetryInterceptor = applyRetryInterceptor; exports.authorize = _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.authorize; exports.createSDK = createSDK; exports.epilot = epilot; exports.help = _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.help; exports.openapi = _chunkYYWUKE4Lcjs.openapi;
+exports.applyLargeResponseInterceptor = applyLargeResponseInterceptor; exports.applyRetryInterceptor = applyRetryInterceptor; exports.authorize = _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.authorize; exports.createSDK = createSDK; exports.epilot = epilot; exports.help = _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.help; exports.openapi = _chunkE7FFVRBQcjs.openapi;

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import { C as Client$8 } from './blueprint-manifest.d-D2I9nhZa.cjs';
 import { C as Client$9 } from './calendar.d-BEjLDagH.cjs';
 import { C as Client$a } from './configuration-hub.d-CbSJDa7k.cjs';
 import { C as Client$b } from './consent.d-C2PROHhX.cjs';
-import { C as Client$c } from './customer-portal.d-CJgDRoOo.cjs';
+import { C as Client$c } from './customer-portal.d-DsB3qJro.cjs';
 import { C as Client$d } from './dashboard.d-CsGcA74I.cjs';
 import { C as Client$e } from './data-governance.d-BbZ466j5.cjs';
 import { C as Client$f } from './deduplication.d-D5GYddVu.cjs';
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ import { C as Client$m } from './environments.d-BvqvN-PD.cjs';
 import { C as Client$n } from './event-catalog.d-QIhhewVH.cjs';
 import { C as Client$o } from './file.d-zFneCEyY.cjs';
 import { C as Client$p } from './iban.d-BwdiGbxi.cjs';
-import { C as Client$q } from './integration-toolkit.d-7q19qDTD.cjs';
+import { C as Client$q } from './integration-toolkit.d-BUCHo8ZQ.cjs';
 import { C as Client$r } from './journey.d-B1sOeMHw.cjs';
 import { C as Client$s } from './kanban.d-BHnSRCYW.cjs';
 import { C as Client$t } from './message.d-b-UwZUNb.cjs';

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import { C as Client$8 } from './blueprint-manifest.d-D2I9nhZa.js';
 import { C as Client$9 } from './calendar.d-BEjLDagH.js';
 import { C as Client$a } from './configuration-hub.d-CbSJDa7k.js';
 import { C as Client$b } from './consent.d-C2PROHhX.js';
-import { C as Client$c } from './customer-portal.d-CJgDRoOo.js';
+import { C as Client$c } from './customer-portal.d-DsB3qJro.js';
 import { C as Client$d } from './dashboard.d-CsGcA74I.js';
 import { C as Client$e } from './data-governance.d-BbZ466j5.js';
 import { C as Client$f } from './deduplication.d-D5GYddVu.js';
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ import { C as Client$m } from './environments.d-BvqvN-PD.js';
 import { C as Client$n } from './event-catalog.d-QIhhewVH.js';
 import { C as Client$o } from './file.d-zFneCEyY.js';
 import { C as Client$p } from './iban.d-BwdiGbxi.js';
-import { C as Client$q } from './integration-toolkit.d-7q19qDTD.js';
+import { C as Client$q } from './integration-toolkit.d-BUCHo8ZQ.js';
 import { C as Client$r } from './journey.d-B1sOeMHw.js';
 import { C as Client$s } from './kanban.d-BHnSRCYW.js';
 import { C as Client$t } from './message.d-b-UwZUNb.js';

package/dist/index.js

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ import {
 } from "./chunk-5MFHAXBT.js";
 import {
   require_integration_toolkit_runtime
-} from "./chunk-7WGJSGWE.js";
+} from "./chunk-U6KIZOOU.js";
 import {
   require_journey_runtime
 } from "./chunk-JOUTFBLN.js";
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ import {
   expand,
   help,
   openapi
-} from "./chunk-LNQHT4WZ.js";
+} from "./chunk-7LWNOS5V.js";
 import {
   __require
 } from "./chunk-YPSWSI3M.js";