@squonk/data-manager-client 5.4.0 → 6.1.0

package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostBodyBody.d.cts

@@ -1,67 +1,83 @@
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instancePostBodyBody.d.ts
 /**
- * Generated by orval v7.21.0 🍺
+ * Generated by orval v8.16.0 🍺
  * Do not edit manually.
  * Dataset Manager API
  * The Dataset Manager API service.
-
-A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
-
- * OpenAPI spec version: 5.4
+ *
+ * A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
+ *
+ * OpenAPI spec version: 6.1
  */
 type InstancePostBodyBody = {
   /**
    * A supported application. Applications instances are managed using pre-deployed Kubernetes **Operators**. The application ID is a combination of the operator _plural_ and _group_.
-   Application IDs currently supported include `datamanagerjobs.squonk.it` and `jupyternotebooks.squonk.it`
-      * @minLength 1
+   *
+   * Application IDs currently supported include `datamanagerjobs.squonk.it` and `jupyternotebooks.squonk.it`
+   * @minLength 1
    * @maxLength 80
    */
   application_id: string;
   /**
    * The project to attach
-      * @pattern ^project-[a-f0-9]{8}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{12}$
+   * @pattern ^project-[a-f0-9]{8}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{12}$
    */
   project_id: string;
   /**
    * The name to use for the instance
-      * @minLength 2
+   * @minLength 2
    * @maxLength 80
    * @pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9]+[A-Za-z0-9-_. ]*[A-Za-z0-9]+$
    */
   as_name: string;
-  /** A URL the DM will use to PUT job progress messages as the requested instance runs. Used, at the moment, for Job execution
+  /**
+   * A URL the DM will use to PUT job progress messages as the requested instance runs. Used, at the moment, for Job execution.
+   *
+   * The URL must use the `http` or `https` scheme and must not resolve to a loopback, link-local, unspecified or cloud-metadata address. The operator may further restrict permitted callback hosts via an allow-list; a URL that is not permitted is rejected with a `400` when the instance is launched.
    */
   callback_url?: string;
   /**
    * Used in conjunction with the `callback_url` any value provided here will be passed back in the message payload that's delivered to the callback URL. It can be used by the recipient to provide a context that's meaningful
-      * @minLength 1
+   * @minLength 1
    * @maxLength 256
    */
   callback_context?: string;
-  /** If set a callback token will be provided in the response. The token allows files to be downloaded from the instance project and expires after a pre-configured amount of time after the instance is complete or if the user revokes the token.
-   Caution should be taken using this feature. A 3rd party can access the Project's files without authentication, they just need the token and the project identity.
-   Tokens should therefore be revoked when they're no longer required
-  */
+  /**
+   * If set a callback token will be provided in the response. The token allows files to be downloaded from the instance project and expires after a pre-configured amount of time after the instance is complete or if the user revokes the token.
+   *
+   * Caution should be taken using this feature. A 3rd party can access the Project's files without authentication, they just need the token and the project identity.
+   *
+   * Tokens should therefore be revoked when they're no longer required
+   */
   generate_callback_token?: boolean;
   /**
    * An optional 22-character **Short UUID** callback token that is supplied by the remote service. If not provided the user can use `generate_callback_token` to have one generated and returned in the response.
-   See the Python module's `shortuuid.get_alphabet()` for the full list of permitted characters
-      * @minLength 22
+   *
+   * See the Python module's `shortuuid.get_alphabet()` for the full list of permitted characters
+   * @minLength 22
    * @maxLength 22
    * @pattern ^[2-9A-HJ-NP-Za-km-z]{22}$
    */
   callback_token?: string;
-  /** A debug value that may be used by the instance.
-   For Data Manager **Job** applications setting this to anything other zero ('0') prevents the Job's Pod from being deleted automatically, allowing a developer to inspect the Pod's log for example.
-   The behaviour of **Application** instances using this property is undefined. It will depend on whether the application **CRD** handles the Data Manager debug field.
-  */
+  /**
+   * A debug value that may be used by the instance.
+   *
+   * For Data Manager **Job** applications setting this to anything other zero ('0') prevents the Job's Pod from being deleted automatically, allowing a developer to inspect the Pod's log for example.
+   *
+   * The behaviour of **Application** instances using this property is undefined. It will depend on whether the application **CRD** handles the Data Manager debug field.
+   */
   debug?: string;
-  /** The instance specification. A JSON string that's application-specific and controls the application's behaviour.
-   When launching a Data Manager **Job** Application you must identify the Job using the properties `collection`, `job` and `version`, e.g. `{"collection":"im-test","job":"coin-test","version":"1.0.0"}`
-   Jobs that offer commands will often advertise a series of **inputs** and **options** where the values can be provided using a **variables** map in the specification. Something like `"variables":{"x":7}`.
-   Jobs start in a Job-specific **working directory** but the starting directory for any Job can be adjusted by defining a `sub_path` to the root specification. For example, if you want the Job to start in the path `foo/bar` (inside the Job's built-in working directory) you can add `"sub_path":"foo/bar"` to the specification. You can only use a sub-path for a Job if the Job defines a working directory and `sub-path` cannot begin or end with a path separator (`/`).
-   Applications also support `variables`. The Jupyter notebook application supports the definition of the notebook `"image"`, `"cpu"` and `"memory"`. A full Jupyter notebook specification might be `{"variables":{"image":"Tensorflow 2.9","cpu":2,"memory":"4Gi"}}`, where `memory` is limited to `Gi` as a suffix.
-  */
+  /**
+   * The instance specification. A JSON string that's application-specific and controls the application's behaviour.
+   *
+   * When launching a Data Manager **Job** Application you must identify the Job using the properties `collection`, `job` and `version`, e.g. `{"collection":"im-test","job":"coin-test","version":"1.0.0"}`
+   *
+   * Jobs that offer commands will often advertise a series of **inputs** and **options** where the values can be provided using a **variables** map in the specification. Something like `"variables":{"x":7}`.
+   *
+   * Jobs start in a Job-specific **working directory** but the starting directory for any Job can be adjusted by defining a `sub_path` to the root specification. For example, if you want the Job to start in the path `foo/bar` (inside the Job's built-in working directory) you can add `"sub_path":"foo/bar"` to the specification. You can only use a sub-path for a Job if the Job defines a working directory and `sub-path` cannot begin or end with a path separator (`/`).
+   *
+   * Applications also support `variables`. The Jupyter notebook application supports the definition of the notebook `"image"`, `"cpu"` and `"memory"`. A full Jupyter notebook specification might be `{"variables":{"image":"Tensorflow 2.9","cpu":2,"memory":"4Gi"}}`, where `memory` is limited to `Gi` as a suffix.
+   */
   specification?: string;
 };
 //#endregion

package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostBodyBody.d.cts.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostBodyBody.d.ts

@@ -1,67 +1,83 @@
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instancePostBodyBody.d.ts
 /**
- * Generated by orval v7.21.0 🍺
+ * Generated by orval v8.16.0 🍺
  * Do not edit manually.
  * Dataset Manager API
  * The Dataset Manager API service.
-
-A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
-
- * OpenAPI spec version: 5.4
+ *
+ * A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
+ *
+ * OpenAPI spec version: 6.1
  */
 type InstancePostBodyBody = {
   /**
    * A supported application. Applications instances are managed using pre-deployed Kubernetes **Operators**. The application ID is a combination of the operator _plural_ and _group_.
-   Application IDs currently supported include `datamanagerjobs.squonk.it` and `jupyternotebooks.squonk.it`
-      * @minLength 1
+   *
+   * Application IDs currently supported include `datamanagerjobs.squonk.it` and `jupyternotebooks.squonk.it`
+   * @minLength 1
    * @maxLength 80
    */
   application_id: string;
   /**
    * The project to attach
-      * @pattern ^project-[a-f0-9]{8}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{12}$
+   * @pattern ^project-[a-f0-9]{8}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{4}-[a-f0-9]{12}$
    */
   project_id: string;
   /**
    * The name to use for the instance
-      * @minLength 2
+   * @minLength 2
    * @maxLength 80
    * @pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9]+[A-Za-z0-9-_. ]*[A-Za-z0-9]+$
    */
   as_name: string;
-  /** A URL the DM will use to PUT job progress messages as the requested instance runs. Used, at the moment, for Job execution
+  /**
+   * A URL the DM will use to PUT job progress messages as the requested instance runs. Used, at the moment, for Job execution.
+   *
+   * The URL must use the `http` or `https` scheme and must not resolve to a loopback, link-local, unspecified or cloud-metadata address. The operator may further restrict permitted callback hosts via an allow-list; a URL that is not permitted is rejected with a `400` when the instance is launched.
    */
   callback_url?: string;
   /**
    * Used in conjunction with the `callback_url` any value provided here will be passed back in the message payload that's delivered to the callback URL. It can be used by the recipient to provide a context that's meaningful
-      * @minLength 1
+   * @minLength 1
    * @maxLength 256
    */
   callback_context?: string;
-  /** If set a callback token will be provided in the response. The token allows files to be downloaded from the instance project and expires after a pre-configured amount of time after the instance is complete or if the user revokes the token.
-   Caution should be taken using this feature. A 3rd party can access the Project's files without authentication, they just need the token and the project identity.
-   Tokens should therefore be revoked when they're no longer required
-  */
+  /**
+   * If set a callback token will be provided in the response. The token allows files to be downloaded from the instance project and expires after a pre-configured amount of time after the instance is complete or if the user revokes the token.
+   *
+   * Caution should be taken using this feature. A 3rd party can access the Project's files without authentication, they just need the token and the project identity.
+   *
+   * Tokens should therefore be revoked when they're no longer required
+   */
   generate_callback_token?: boolean;
   /**
    * An optional 22-character **Short UUID** callback token that is supplied by the remote service. If not provided the user can use `generate_callback_token` to have one generated and returned in the response.
-   See the Python module's `shortuuid.get_alphabet()` for the full list of permitted characters
-      * @minLength 22
+   *
+   * See the Python module's `shortuuid.get_alphabet()` for the full list of permitted characters
+   * @minLength 22
    * @maxLength 22
    * @pattern ^[2-9A-HJ-NP-Za-km-z]{22}$
    */
   callback_token?: string;
-  /** A debug value that may be used by the instance.
-   For Data Manager **Job** applications setting this to anything other zero ('0') prevents the Job's Pod from being deleted automatically, allowing a developer to inspect the Pod's log for example.
-   The behaviour of **Application** instances using this property is undefined. It will depend on whether the application **CRD** handles the Data Manager debug field.
-  */
+  /**
+   * A debug value that may be used by the instance.
+   *
+   * For Data Manager **Job** applications setting this to anything other zero ('0') prevents the Job's Pod from being deleted automatically, allowing a developer to inspect the Pod's log for example.
+   *
+   * The behaviour of **Application** instances using this property is undefined. It will depend on whether the application **CRD** handles the Data Manager debug field.
+   */
   debug?: string;
-  /** The instance specification. A JSON string that's application-specific and controls the application's behaviour.
-   When launching a Data Manager **Job** Application you must identify the Job using the properties `collection`, `job` and `version`, e.g. `{"collection":"im-test","job":"coin-test","version":"1.0.0"}`
-   Jobs that offer commands will often advertise a series of **inputs** and **options** where the values can be provided using a **variables** map in the specification. Something like `"variables":{"x":7}`.
-   Jobs start in a Job-specific **working directory** but the starting directory for any Job can be adjusted by defining a `sub_path` to the root specification. For example, if you want the Job to start in the path `foo/bar` (inside the Job's built-in working directory) you can add `"sub_path":"foo/bar"` to the specification. You can only use a sub-path for a Job if the Job defines a working directory and `sub-path` cannot begin or end with a path separator (`/`).
-   Applications also support `variables`. The Jupyter notebook application supports the definition of the notebook `"image"`, `"cpu"` and `"memory"`. A full Jupyter notebook specification might be `{"variables":{"image":"Tensorflow 2.9","cpu":2,"memory":"4Gi"}}`, where `memory` is limited to `Gi` as a suffix.
-  */
+  /**
+   * The instance specification. A JSON string that's application-specific and controls the application's behaviour.
+   *
+   * When launching a Data Manager **Job** Application you must identify the Job using the properties `collection`, `job` and `version`, e.g. `{"collection":"im-test","job":"coin-test","version":"1.0.0"}`
+   *
+   * Jobs that offer commands will often advertise a series of **inputs** and **options** where the values can be provided using a **variables** map in the specification. Something like `"variables":{"x":7}`.
+   *
+   * Jobs start in a Job-specific **working directory** but the starting directory for any Job can be adjusted by defining a `sub_path` to the root specification. For example, if you want the Job to start in the path `foo/bar` (inside the Job's built-in working directory) you can add `"sub_path":"foo/bar"` to the specification. You can only use a sub-path for a Job if the Job defines a working directory and `sub-path` cannot begin or end with a path separator (`/`).
+   *
+   * Applications also support `variables`. The Jupyter notebook application supports the definition of the notebook `"image"`, `"cpu"` and `"memory"`. A full Jupyter notebook specification might be `{"variables":{"image":"Tensorflow 2.9","cpu":2,"memory":"4Gi"}}`, where `memory` is limited to `Gi` as a suffix.
+   */
   specification?: string;
 };
 //#endregion

package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostBodyBody.d.ts.map

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package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostResponse.d.cts

@@ -1,26 +1,22 @@
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instancePostResponse.d.ts
 /**
- * Generated by orval v7.21.0 🍺
+ * Generated by orval v8.16.0 🍺
  * Do not edit manually.
  * Dataset Manager API
  * The Dataset Manager API service.
-
-A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
-
- * OpenAPI spec version: 5.4
+ *
+ * A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
+ *
+ * OpenAPI spec version: 6.1
  */
 interface InstancePostResponse {
-  /** The application instance identity (not its name). Assigned automatically when created
-   */
+  /** The application instance identity (not its name). Assigned automatically when created */
   instance_id: string;
-  /** A token that can be used to access data in the project without further authentication. The token expires automatically or if the user revokes it. The token is only provided if asked for when the instance is launched.
-   */
+  /** A token that can be used to access data in the project without further authentication. The token expires automatically or if the user revokes it. The token is only provided if asked for when the instance is launched. */
   callback_token?: string;
-  /** The instance task identity. The task assigned to process the instance
-   */
+  /** The instance task identity. The task assigned to process the instance */
   task_id: string;
-  /** The instance expanded command. Applies only to Job instances.
-   */
+  /** The instance expanded command. Applies only to Job instances. */
   command?: string;
 }
 //#endregion

package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostResponse.d.cts.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostResponse.d.ts

@@ -1,26 +1,22 @@
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instancePostResponse.d.ts
 /**
- * Generated by orval v7.21.0 🍺
+ * Generated by orval v8.16.0 🍺
  * Do not edit manually.
  * Dataset Manager API
  * The Dataset Manager API service.
-
-A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
-
- * OpenAPI spec version: 5.4
+ *
+ * A service that allows *registered* users to make **Datasets** and associated **Metadata** available to **Applications**, **Jobs**, and **Workflows** using **Projects** and **Files**.
+ *
+ * OpenAPI spec version: 6.1
  */
 interface InstancePostResponse {
-  /** The application instance identity (not its name). Assigned automatically when created
-   */
+  /** The application instance identity (not its name). Assigned automatically when created */
   instance_id: string;
-  /** A token that can be used to access data in the project without further authentication. The token expires automatically or if the user revokes it. The token is only provided if asked for when the instance is launched.
-   */
+  /** A token that can be used to access data in the project without further authentication. The token expires automatically or if the user revokes it. The token is only provided if asked for when the instance is launched. */
   callback_token?: string;
-  /** The instance task identity. The task assigned to process the instance
-   */
+  /** The instance task identity. The task assigned to process the instance */
   task_id: string;
-  /** The instance expanded command. Applies only to Job instances.
-   */
+  /** The instance expanded command. Applies only to Job instances. */
   command?: string;
 }
 //#endregion

package/dist/api/api-schemas/instancePostResponse.d.ts.map

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package/dist/api/api-schemas/instanceSummary.d.cts

@@ -1,91 +1,66 @@
 import { InstanceSummaryApplicationType } from "./instanceSummaryApplicationType.cjs";
-import { InstanceSummaryPhase } from "./instanceSummaryPhase.cjs";
 import { InstanceSummaryJobImageType } from "./instanceSummaryJobImageType.cjs";
 import { InstanceSummaryOutputs } from "./instanceSummaryOutputs.cjs";
+import { InstanceSummaryPhase } from "./instanceSummaryPhase.cjs";
 
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instanceSummary.d.ts
-
 interface InstanceSummary {
-  /** The application instance ID
-   */
+  /** The application instance ID */
   id: string;
-  /** True if the instance is archived (protected from automatic deletion)
-   */
+  /** True if the instance is archived (protected from automatic deletion) */
   archived: boolean;
-  /** The application ID
-   */
+  /** The application ID */
   application_id: string;
-  /** The application version
-   */
+  /** The application version */
   application_version: string;
-  /** The User's specification, provided when the application was launched
-   */
+  /** The User's specification, provided when the application was launched */
   application_specification?: string;
-  /** The type of Application, which can be a `job` or an `application`
-   */
+  /** The type of Application, which can be a `job` or an `application` */
   application_type: InstanceSummaryApplicationType;
-  /** The code obtained from the Account Server
-   */
+  /** The code obtained from the Account Server */
   authorisation_code?: number;
-  /** The phase of the application. This is a string, one of a limited number of values that are defined internally within the Data Manager.
-  The initial phase, indicating that the Instance is preparing to run, is `PENDING`. The instance is running when the phase is `RUNNING`. `COMPLETED` indicates the Instance has finished successfully and `FAILED` when it's finished but unsuccessfully.
-  */
-  phase: InstanceSummaryPhase;
-  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance was launched
+  /**
+   * The phase of the application. This is a string, one of a limited number of values that are defined internally within the Data Manager.
+   * The initial phase, indicating that the Instance is preparing to run, is `PENDING`. The instance is running when the phase is `RUNNING`. `COMPLETED` indicates the Instance has finished successfully and `FAILED` when it's finished but unsuccessfully.
    */
+  phase: InstanceSummaryPhase;
+  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance was launched */
   launched: string;
-  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance started running
-   */
+  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance started running */
   started?: string;
-  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance stopped running
-   */
+  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance stopped running */
   stopped?: string;
-  /** The time the instance has spent running in the cluster. It's a string representation of a Python `timedelta` object, e.g. `0:12:32` for a run-time of 12 minutes and 32 seconds. The run-time must be considered as an _estimate_ until the instance has stopped and the instance is only considered to be running once `started` has been set.
-   */
+  /** The time the instance has spent running in the cluster. It's a string representation of a Python `timedelta` object, e.g. `0:12:32` for a run-time of 12 minutes and 32 seconds. The run-time must be considered as an _estimate_ until the instance has stopped and the instance is only considered to be running once `started` has been set. */
   run_time: string;
-  /** The application instance owner, the person who launched the application and is the only user that can stop it.
-   */
+  /** The application instance owner, the person who launched the application and is the only user that can stop it. */
   owner: string;
-  /** The Project the instances are running in.
-   */
+  /** The Project the instances are running in. */
   project_id: string;
-  /** The Instance name
-   */
+  /** The Instance name */
   name: string;
-  /** For applications (not Jobs) this is the URL the application has exposed. It will only be available when the application has started.
-   */
+  /** For applications (not Jobs) this is the URL the application has exposed. It will only be available when the application has started. */
   url?: string;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job collection, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job collection, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_collection?: string;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_job?: string;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_name?: string;
-  /** The Job definition's unique ID
-   */
+  /** The Job definition's unique ID */
   job_id?: number;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_version?: string;
-  /** The Job container image type. Typically a single-container `SIMPLE`` (where only one container runs) or a workflow where multiple container images can be spawned (like `NEXTFLOW`)
-   */
+  /** The Job container image type. Typically a single-container `SIMPLE`` (where only one container runs) or a workflow where multiple container images can be spawned (like `NEXTFLOW`) */
   job_image_type?: InstanceSummaryJobImageType;
   /** A set of instance-relative output files (or directories) defined at the time of launch. These are used by step instances and can be used by jobs too. */
   outputs?: InstanceSummaryOutputs;
-  /** The instance's known outputs, a JSON string defining a map of all the rendered outputs. Typically applied only to JOB application types
-   */
+  /** The instance's known outputs, a JSON string defining a map of all the rendered outputs. Typically applied only to JOB application types */
   rendered_outputs?: string;
-  /** Set if the instance output file permissions are expected to be fixed by the Data Manager when the Instance completes.
-   */
+  /** Set if the instance output file permissions are expected to be fixed by the Data Manager when the Instance completes. */
   fix_permissions?: boolean;
-  /** The current running coin cost of the instance.
-   */
+  /** The current running coin cost of the instance. */
   coins?: string;
-  /** If the instance has failed, this will be the error message
-   */
+  /** If the instance has failed, this will be the error message */
   error_message?: string;
 }
 //#endregion

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package/dist/api/api-schemas/instanceSummary.d.ts

@@ -1,91 +1,66 @@
 import { InstanceSummaryApplicationType } from "./instanceSummaryApplicationType.js";
-import { InstanceSummaryPhase } from "./instanceSummaryPhase.js";
 import { InstanceSummaryJobImageType } from "./instanceSummaryJobImageType.js";
 import { InstanceSummaryOutputs } from "./instanceSummaryOutputs.js";
+import { InstanceSummaryPhase } from "./instanceSummaryPhase.js";
 
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instanceSummary.d.ts
-
 interface InstanceSummary {
-  /** The application instance ID
-   */
+  /** The application instance ID */
   id: string;
-  /** True if the instance is archived (protected from automatic deletion)
-   */
+  /** True if the instance is archived (protected from automatic deletion) */
   archived: boolean;
-  /** The application ID
-   */
+  /** The application ID */
   application_id: string;
-  /** The application version
-   */
+  /** The application version */
   application_version: string;
-  /** The User's specification, provided when the application was launched
-   */
+  /** The User's specification, provided when the application was launched */
   application_specification?: string;
-  /** The type of Application, which can be a `job` or an `application`
-   */
+  /** The type of Application, which can be a `job` or an `application` */
   application_type: InstanceSummaryApplicationType;
-  /** The code obtained from the Account Server
-   */
+  /** The code obtained from the Account Server */
   authorisation_code?: number;
-  /** The phase of the application. This is a string, one of a limited number of values that are defined internally within the Data Manager.
-  The initial phase, indicating that the Instance is preparing to run, is `PENDING`. The instance is running when the phase is `RUNNING`. `COMPLETED` indicates the Instance has finished successfully and `FAILED` when it's finished but unsuccessfully.
-  */
-  phase: InstanceSummaryPhase;
-  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance was launched
+  /**
+   * The phase of the application. This is a string, one of a limited number of values that are defined internally within the Data Manager.
+   * The initial phase, indicating that the Instance is preparing to run, is `PENDING`. The instance is running when the phase is `RUNNING`. `COMPLETED` indicates the Instance has finished successfully and `FAILED` when it's finished but unsuccessfully.
    */
+  phase: InstanceSummaryPhase;
+  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance was launched */
   launched: string;
-  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance started running
-   */
+  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance started running */
   started?: string;
-  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance stopped running
-   */
+  /** The data and time (UTC) the instance stopped running */
   stopped?: string;
-  /** The time the instance has spent running in the cluster. It's a string representation of a Python `timedelta` object, e.g. `0:12:32` for a run-time of 12 minutes and 32 seconds. The run-time must be considered as an _estimate_ until the instance has stopped and the instance is only considered to be running once `started` has been set.
-   */
+  /** The time the instance has spent running in the cluster. It's a string representation of a Python `timedelta` object, e.g. `0:12:32` for a run-time of 12 minutes and 32 seconds. The run-time must be considered as an _estimate_ until the instance has stopped and the instance is only considered to be running once `started` has been set. */
   run_time: string;
-  /** The application instance owner, the person who launched the application and is the only user that can stop it.
-   */
+  /** The application instance owner, the person who launched the application and is the only user that can stop it. */
   owner: string;
-  /** The Project the instances are running in.
-   */
+  /** The Project the instances are running in. */
   project_id: string;
-  /** The Instance name
-   */
+  /** The Instance name */
   name: string;
-  /** For applications (not Jobs) this is the URL the application has exposed. It will only be available when the application has started.
-   */
+  /** For applications (not Jobs) this is the URL the application has exposed. It will only be available when the application has started. */
   url?: string;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job collection, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job collection, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_collection?: string;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_job?: string;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_name?: string;
-  /** The Job definition's unique ID
-   */
+  /** The Job definition's unique ID */
   job_id?: number;
-  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition.
-   */
+  /** If the instance relates to a job, this will be the job's name, as defined in the original collection's job definition. */
   job_version?: string;
-  /** The Job container image type. Typically a single-container `SIMPLE`` (where only one container runs) or a workflow where multiple container images can be spawned (like `NEXTFLOW`)
-   */
+  /** The Job container image type. Typically a single-container `SIMPLE`` (where only one container runs) or a workflow where multiple container images can be spawned (like `NEXTFLOW`) */
   job_image_type?: InstanceSummaryJobImageType;
   /** A set of instance-relative output files (or directories) defined at the time of launch. These are used by step instances and can be used by jobs too. */
   outputs?: InstanceSummaryOutputs;
-  /** The instance's known outputs, a JSON string defining a map of all the rendered outputs. Typically applied only to JOB application types
-   */
+  /** The instance's known outputs, a JSON string defining a map of all the rendered outputs. Typically applied only to JOB application types */
   rendered_outputs?: string;
-  /** Set if the instance output file permissions are expected to be fixed by the Data Manager when the Instance completes.
-   */
+  /** Set if the instance output file permissions are expected to be fixed by the Data Manager when the Instance completes. */
   fix_permissions?: boolean;
-  /** The current running coin cost of the instance.
-   */
+  /** The current running coin cost of the instance. */
   coins?: string;
-  /** If the instance has failed, this will be the error message
-   */
+  /** If the instance has failed, this will be the error message */
   error_message?: string;
 }
 //#endregion

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package/dist/api/api-schemas/instanceSummaryApplicationType.cjs

@@ -1,10 +1,9 @@
-
 //#region src/api/api-schemas/instanceSummaryApplicationType.ts
 const InstanceSummaryApplicationType = {
 	APPLICATION: "APPLICATION",
 	JOB: "JOB"
 };
-
 //#endregion
 exports.InstanceSummaryApplicationType = InstanceSummaryApplicationType;
+
 //# sourceMappingURL=instanceSummaryApplicationType.cjs.map

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