@settlemint/dalp-cli 3.1.19-main.34616124838 → 3.1.19-main.34633700849

package/dist/dalp.js

@@ -41359,7 +41359,7 @@ var WEBHOOK_MANIFEST_VERSION = Webhook.MANIFEST_VERSION;
 // ../sdk/package.json
 var package_default = {
   name: "@settlemint/dalp-sdk",
-  version: "3.1.19-main.34616124838",
+  version: "3.1.19-main.34633700849",
   private: false,
   description: "Fully typed SDK for the DALP tokenization platform API",
   homepage: "https://settlemint.com",
@@ -69803,8 +69803,8 @@ var openapi_surface_default = {
       method: "GET",
       url: "/api/v2/reporting/submissions/{submissionId}/artifact",
       summary: "Download a reporting artifact",
-      description: 'Returns one fifteen-minute download URL per stored part of the active organization\'s filing artifact, in manifest order, and records the successful read in the operations audit trail. A split artifact is returned as its parts and never assembled: the anchored digest is the manifest digest computed across them, so a concatenated file would hash to nothing that was ever committed. A filing whose objects have been erased answers `status: "erased"` with its tombstone rather than a refusal, because its digest is on chain forever and "never existed" would be a false statement about the platform\'s own evidence; a caller with no rights to the filing is refused instead, so the two are distinguishable. A filing under legal hold stays retrievable and reports the hold beside the download. Only an organization owner or a platform administrator may call this: the artifact carries holder-level personal data, and every other reporting read is open to any member of the organization.',
-      help: 'Returns one fifteen-minute download URL per stored part of the active organization\'s filing artifact, in manifest order, and records the successful read in the operations audit trail. A split artifact is returned as its parts and never assembled: the anchored digest is the manifest digest computed across them, so a concatenated file would hash to nothing that was ever committed. A filing whose objects have been erased answers `status: "erased"` with its tombstone rather than a refusal, because its digest is on chain forever and "never existed" would be a false statement about the platform\'s own evidence; a caller with no rights to the filing is refused instead, so the two are distinguishable. A filing under legal hold stays retrievable and reports the hold beside the download. Only an organization owner or a platform administrator may call this: the artifact carries holder-level personal data, and every other reporting read is open to any member of the organization.',
+      description: 'Returns one fifteen-minute download URL per stored part of the active organization\'s filing artifact, in manifest order, and records the successful read in the operations audit trail. A split artifact is returned as its parts and never assembled: the anchored digest is the manifest digest computed across them, so a concatenated file would hash to nothing that was ever committed. A filing whose objects have been erased answers `status: "erased"` with its tombstone rather than a refusal, because its digest is on chain forever and "never existed" would be a false statement about the platform\'s own evidence; a caller with no rights to the filing is refused instead, so the two are distinguishable. A filing under legal hold stays retrievable and reports the hold beside the download. Only an organization owner or a platform administrator may call this: the artifact carries holder-level personal data, and every other reporting read admits staff with a system role as well.',
+      help: 'Returns one fifteen-minute download URL per stored part of the active organization\'s filing artifact, in manifest order, and records the successful read in the operations audit trail. A split artifact is returned as its parts and never assembled: the anchored digest is the manifest digest computed across them, so a concatenated file would hash to nothing that was ever committed. A filing whose objects have been erased answers `status: "erased"` with its tombstone rather than a refusal, because its digest is on chain forever and "never existed" would be a false statement about the platform\'s own evidence; a caller with no rights to the filing is refused instead, so the two are distinguishable. A filing under legal hold stays retrievable and reports the hold beside the download. Only an organization owner or a platform administrator may call this: the artifact carries holder-level personal data, and every other reporting read admits staff with a system role as well.',
       tags: [
         "Regulatory reporting"
       ],
@@ -69829,7 +69829,7 @@ var openapi_surface_default = {
       bodyFields: [],
       examples: [
         {
-          description: 'Returns one fifteen-minute download URL per stored part of the active organization\'s filing artifact, in manifest order, and records the successful read in the operations audit trail. A split artifact is returned as its parts and never assembled: the anchored digest is the manifest digest computed across them, so a concatenated file would hash to nothing that was ever committed. A filing whose objects have been erased answers `status: "erased"` with its tombstone rather than a refusal, because its digest is on chain forever and "never existed" would be a false statement about the platform\'s own evidence; a caller with no rights to the filing is refused instead, so the two are distinguishable. A filing under legal hold stays retrievable and reports the hold beside the download. Only an organization owner or a platform administrator may call this: the artifact carries holder-level personal data, and every other reporting read is open to any member of the organization.',
+          description: 'Returns one fifteen-minute download URL per stored part of the active organization\'s filing artifact, in manifest order, and records the successful read in the operations audit trail. A split artifact is returned as its parts and never assembled: the anchored digest is the manifest digest computed across them, so a concatenated file would hash to nothing that was ever committed. A filing whose objects have been erased answers `status: "erased"` with its tombstone rather than a refusal, because its digest is on chain forever and "never existed" would be a false statement about the platform\'s own evidence; a caller with no rights to the filing is refused instead, so the two are distinguishable. A filing under legal hold stays retrievable and reports the hold beside the download. Only an organization owner or a platform administrator may call this: the artifact carries holder-level personal data, and every other reporting read admits staff with a system role as well.',
           path: {
             submissionId: "<submissionId>"
           }
@@ -111032,7 +111032,7 @@ async function runCommand(context, operation, errorContext = UNKNOWN_COMMAND_ERR
 // package.json
 var package_default2 = {
   name: "@settlemint/dalp-cli",
-  version: "3.1.19-main.34616124838",
+  version: "3.1.19-main.34633700849",
   private: false,
   description: "CLI for the Digital Asset Lifecycle Platform \u2014 manage tokens, identities, compliance, and more from the command line.",
   homepage: "https://settlemint.com",
@@ -112356,4 +112356,4 @@ if (false) {}
 // src/bin.ts
 await cli.serve();
 
-//# debugId=70884C596518270564756E2164756E21
+//# debugId=24AEBD1ED7FE5BFE64756E2164756E21