@greensecurity/javascript-sdk 0.48.0-beta.12 → 0.48.0-beta.14

package/src/react-query/vendorsUpdateVendorDetails.ts

@@ -55,12 +55,20 @@ export type VendorsUpdateVendorDetailsMutationError =
  * can also remove the vendor from their company by sending `company_id: null`.
  *
  * From `location` this endpoint reads only `timezone`, `address1`, `address2`,
- * `city`, `state`, `zip`, `phone`, `mobile_phone` and `fax`. The `address` and
+ * `city`, `state`, `zip`, `phone`, `mobile_phone`, `fax`, `work_email` and `personal_email`. The `address` and
  * `country` properties of the shared `UserLocation` schema have no effect here, and
  * updating them is not supported. `state` accepts a US state or a Canadian
  * province—the vendor's country, set only at registration, is not editable
  * through this endpoint.
  *
+ * `location.work_email` and `location.personal_email` are stored lowercased, and a
+ * value that is not a valid email address, or is longer than 255 characters, gets a
+ * `422` response. They are contact fields: the login stays `email`, which this
+ * endpoint does not change. When an update sets either of them, one must be the
+ * vendor's `email` and the other a different address or empty, or it gets a `422`.
+ * A vendor with neither one copying `email` yet can set just one and leave the
+ * other empty: the save puts `email` in the empty one (work, if both are).
+ *
  * Submitting `location.zip` or `location.state` cross-checks the postal code
  * against the resulting state (using the vendor's existing value for whichever
  * of the two you omit from the request). The server rejects a code that is not shaped like a real

package/src/sdk/invoices.ts

@@ -185,10 +185,7 @@ export class Invoices extends ClientSDK {
    * invoices; a caller allowed to create the invoice but not to update the
    * linked `VendorCredential` responds `401`.
    *
-   * Optionally takes `send_to_company_manager`, for a quote linked to a
-   * `VendorCredential`: send `true` when the vendor is sending the
-   * converted invoice to their company managers to pay instead of paying
-   * it themselves. It follows the same rules as on `POST /invoices`.
+   * Takes no request body.
    *
    * **Permissions.** Requires a valid token. This endpoint is not gated on a named permission—the caller's role and their relationship to the record decide what it returns.
    */

package/src/sdk/vendors.ts

@@ -1026,12 +1026,20 @@ export class Vendors extends ClientSDK {
    * can also remove the vendor from their company by sending `company_id: null`.
    *
    * From `location` this endpoint reads only `timezone`, `address1`, `address2`,
-   * `city`, `state`, `zip`, `phone`, `mobile_phone` and `fax`. The `address` and
+   * `city`, `state`, `zip`, `phone`, `mobile_phone`, `fax`, `work_email` and `personal_email`. The `address` and
    * `country` properties of the shared `UserLocation` schema have no effect here, and
    * updating them is not supported. `state` accepts a US state or a Canadian
    * province—the vendor's country, set only at registration, is not editable
    * through this endpoint.
    *
+   * `location.work_email` and `location.personal_email` are stored lowercased, and a
+   * value that is not a valid email address, or is longer than 255 characters, gets a
+   * `422` response. They are contact fields: the login stays `email`, which this
+   * endpoint does not change. When an update sets either of them, one must be the
+   * vendor's `email` and the other a different address or empty, or it gets a `422`.
+   * A vendor with neither one copying `email` yet can set just one and leave the
+   * other empty: the save puts `email` in the empty one (work, if both are).
+   *
    * Submitting `location.zip` or `location.state` cross-checks the postal code
    * against the resulting state (using the vendor's existing value for whichever
    * of the two you omit from the request). The server rejects a code that is not shaped like a real