@schedulin/sdk 0.4.3 → 0.4.4

package/cjs/api/resources/posts/client/Client.d.ts

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ export declare class PostsClient {
     retrieve(request: Schedulin.RetrievePostsRequest, requestOptions?: PostsClient.RequestOptions): core.HttpResponsePromise<Schedulin.PostWithRelations>;
     private __retrieve;
     /**
-     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old caption. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
+     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` or `media` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old value. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
      *
      * @param {Schedulin.UpdatePostsRequest} request
      * @param {PostsClient.RequestOptions} requestOptions - Request-specific configuration.

package/cjs/api/resources/posts/client/Client.js

@@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ class PostsClient {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old caption. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
+     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` or `media` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old value. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
      *
      * @param {Schedulin.UpdatePostsRequest} request
      * @param {PostsClient.RequestOptions} requestOptions - Request-specific configuration.

package/esm/api/resources/posts/client/Client.d.mts

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ export declare class PostsClient {
     retrieve(request: Schedulin.RetrievePostsRequest, requestOptions?: PostsClient.RequestOptions): core.HttpResponsePromise<Schedulin.PostWithRelations>;
     private __retrieve;
     /**
-     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old caption. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
+     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` or `media` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old value. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
      *
      * @param {Schedulin.UpdatePostsRequest} request
      * @param {PostsClient.RequestOptions} requestOptions - Request-specific configuration.

package/esm/api/resources/posts/client/Client.mjs

@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ export class PostsClient {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old caption. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
+     * Update an existing draft or scheduled post by its ID. `status` may be DRAFT, SCHEDULED (requires a future `scheduledAt`, either in this request or already on the post), or PROCESSING (publish now). COMPLETED and FAILED are set only by the publisher. A new `scheduledAt` must not be in the past, whatever the status (422). `media` replaces the post's media and accepts the same items as create — a stored or public URL (`{ url }`) or a media library id (`{ id }`), so the `media` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` can be sent back as-is. `parts` (X and Mastodon only) replaces the post's thread with the same items create accepts — part media may also be a library `{ id }`, so the `parts` array from `GET /v0/posts/{id}` round-trips — and an empty array removes the thread. On X, parts[0] is the opening tweet: sending `parts` without `caption` sets the caption to parts[0], and changing `caption` or `media` without `parts` updates parts[0] when it matched the old value. Posts that are already publishing, published, or failed can't be edited (409).
      *
      * @param {Schedulin.UpdatePostsRequest} request
      * @param {PostsClient.RequestOptions} requestOptions - Request-specific configuration.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@schedulin/sdk",
-  "version": "0.4.3",
+  "version": "0.4.4",
   "description": "Official TypeScript SDK for the Schedulin API (schedulin.app)",
   "keywords": [
     "schedulin",