@zinn-digital/sdk 0.1.1354 → 0.1.1356

package/dist/generated/schema.d.ts

@@ -16210,7 +16210,7 @@ export interface paths {
         };
         /**
          * Google returns the browser here after consent.
-         * @description Unauthenticated by design: its authority is the signed `state`. Always answers with a redirect to the dashboard (`/ads?connect=pick&grant=<id>`, `cancelled`, `scope` or `failed`). Once the state verifies, the redirect also carries `&org=<id>` (the org the state names), so a person in several orgs lands on the org Connect was started from.
+         * @description Unauthenticated by design: its authority is the signed `state`. Always answers with a redirect to the dashboard (`/ads?connect=pick&grant=<id>`, `cancelled`, `scope` or `failed`). Once the state verifies, the redirect also carries `&org=<id>` (the org the state names), so a person in several orgs lands on the org Connect was started from. ⛔ ALWAYS a redirect, never a JSON error (CBRETRY, 2026-11-02): this is the browser coming back from consent. A failed code exchange (a vendor timeout, a refusal, anything unexpected) redirects with `connect=failed&why=<class>`, `why` being the §2.57 class (`provider_outage`, `credential_problem` or `our_fault`) from the one classifier; the dashboard explains it (an outage links the network's `status_url` from `listAdsNetworks`) and offers a fresh Connect. The exchange retries a CONNECT failure (nothing reached the vendor) up to 5 times within the request; a read timeout or a vendor answer is never replayed, because the code is single-use. Every network's callback below behaves the same way.
          */
         get: operations["adsConnectGoogleCallback"];
         put?: never;
@@ -69482,7 +69482,7 @@ export interface components {
          * @example unsupported_platform
          * @enum {string}
          */
-        BulkErrorCode: "not_wordpress" | "not_serving" | "unsupported_platform" | "capability_denied" | "not_installed" | "unknown_blueprint" | "site_missing" | "driver_unresolved" | "vendor_refused" | "install_failed" | "not_in_good_standing" | "already_deleted" | "not_php" | "no_cdn" | "needs_addon" | "refused" | "unknown";
+        BulkErrorCode: "not_wordpress" | "not_serving" | "unsupported_platform" | "capability_denied" | "not_installed" | "unknown_blueprint" | "site_missing" | "driver_unresolved" | "vendor_refused" | "install_failed" | "not_in_good_standing" | "already_deleted" | "not_php" | "no_cdn" | "needs_addon" | "refused" | "file_missing" | "file_not_regular" | "unknown";
         /** @description One plugin, and how far it reaches across the sites that were read. */
         BulkInstalledPlugin: {
             /** @description How many have it switched on. Carried separately rather than derived: *"active on 3 of the 9 that have it"* is the sentence somebody about to press **Deactivate** needs, and it cannot be recovered from one number. */
@@ -69643,6 +69643,11 @@ export interface components {
              * @enum {string}
              */
             mode?: "off" | "allow" | "block";
+            /**
+             * @description `find_file` and `delete_file` only. One exact path inside each site's document root (`wp-content/uploads/old.php`); a leading `/` means the same. Refused, never sanitised: wildcards, `..`, a part starting with `-`, control characters. Only a regular file is touched — never a folder or a link — and only inside the root. `delete_file` also refuses WordPress core and config files; a deleted file is kept in an archive on the server for 30 days.
+             * @example wp-content/uploads/old.php
+             */
+            path?: string;
             /** @description `wp_auto_updates` only. Plugin automatic updates on or off. */
             plugins?: boolean;
             /**
@@ -69801,7 +69806,7 @@ export interface components {
          * @example plugin_install
          * @enum {string}
          */
-        BulkOperation: "stack_apply" | "blueprint_apply" | "application_install" | "plugin_install" | "plugin_activate" | "plugin_deactivate" | "plugin_remove" | "plugin_update" | "theme_install" | "core_update" | "wp_search_replace" | "featured_image_backfill" | "wp_auto_updates" | "site_delete" | "php_version" | "force_https" | "canonical_www" | "country_lock" | "cdn_purge" | "malware_scan" | "malware_clean";
+        BulkOperation: "stack_apply" | "blueprint_apply" | "application_install" | "plugin_install" | "plugin_activate" | "plugin_deactivate" | "plugin_remove" | "plugin_update" | "theme_install" | "core_update" | "wp_search_replace" | "featured_image_backfill" | "wp_auto_updates" | "site_delete" | "php_version" | "force_https" | "canonical_www" | "country_lock" | "cdn_purge" | "malware_scan" | "malware_clean" | "find_file" | "delete_file";
         /** @description The outcome of restoring every restorable site for one org. */
         BulkRestoreResult: {
             /** @description Each site that could not be restored, with the reason code. */
@@ -140627,6 +140632,8 @@ export interface operations {
                             click_id: string;
                             label: string;
                             platform: string;
+                            /** @description The network's own status board (the §2.57 vendor registry), `""` when it publishes none. The Connect screen links it when a sign-in failed with `why=provider_outage` (CBRETRY). */
+                            status_url: string;
                         }[];
                     };
                 };

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@zinn-digital/sdk",
-  "version": "0.1.1354",
+  "version": "0.1.1356",
   "description": "Typed TypeScript client for the Zinn Digital Platform API, generated from its OpenAPI spec.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "author": "Neil Lock \u2014 CEO, Zinn Digital\u00ae Ltd <office@zinndigital.com>",