@wix/app-extensions 1.0.164 → 1.0.165

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@@ -28189,17 +28189,22 @@ interface McpConfig {
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  allowedTools?: string[];
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  }
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  /**
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- * One translatable permission line. Repeated-message shape, keyed by id, per the
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- * components-translations docs' condition for a translatable repeated field.
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+ * One translatable permission line. Repeated-message shape, keyed by id. Dev Center's
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+ * components-translations scanner keys a translatable repeated field on a field named id whenever
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+ * the message has one, in preference to a (.wix.api.unique) annotation, so id is the key here and
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+ * declaring unique on another field would not change that.
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  */
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  /** @internal */
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  interface DisplayedPermission {
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  /**
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  * Identifies this line within its connector's list, so editing or reordering the list does not
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- * orphan an existing translation. The caller mints the id for a new line and it is echoed back
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- * unchanged on update. To preserve an existing line's translation history, echo back the id you
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- * last read for it; sending it empty (even for a line that already had one) is read as "this is
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- * new" and mints a fresh id, starting a fresh translation history.
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+ * orphan an existing translation. The caller must supply a non-empty id, unique within the list,
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+ * and echo back unchanged the id it last read for a line it is keeping. Both are caller
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+ * obligations and this schema enforces neither. The write path does fill an empty id with a fresh
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+ * UUID, on create and on update, but that is a backstop rather than a substitute: it can only
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+ * mint for a line it sees as new, so it cannot carry a line's identity across an edit or a
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+ * reorder, and only the caller knows which line is which. Nothing rejects a duplicate id. A line
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+ * whose id changes starts its translation history over and shows English until retranslated.
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  * @maxLength 80
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  */
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  id?: string;