authula 0.7.12 → 0.7.13

package/dist/plugins/index.d.ts

@@ -2734,7 +2734,7 @@ declare class OAuth2Plugin implements Plugin {
 //#endregion
 //#region src/gen/endpoints/organizations/organizations.d.ts
 /**
- * Lists every organization the authenticated user can access, both the ones they own and the ones they are a member of, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+ * Lists every organization the authenticated user can access, both the ones they own and the ones they are a member of, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
  * @summary List organizations
  */
 declare const listOrganizations: (params?: ListOrganizationsParams, options?: Parameters<typeof customFetch>[1]) => Promise<ListOrganizationsResponse>;
@@ -2761,7 +2761,7 @@ declare const updateOrganization: (organizationId: string, updateOrganizationReq
 //#endregion
 //#region src/gen/endpoints/organization-invitations/organization-invitations.d.ts
 /**
- * Lists the invitations for an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+ * Lists the invitations for an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
  * @summary List invitations
  */
 declare const listOrganizationInvitations: (organizationId: string, params?: ListOrganizationInvitationsParams, options?: Parameters<typeof customFetch>[1]) => Promise<ListOrganizationInvitationsResponse>;
@@ -2793,7 +2793,7 @@ declare const revokeOrganizationInvitation: (organizationId: string, invitationI
 //#endregion
 //#region src/gen/endpoints/organization-members/organization-members.d.ts
 /**
- * Lists the members of an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+ * Lists the members of an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
  * @summary List members
  */
 declare const listOrganizationMembers: (organizationId: string, params?: ListOrganizationMembersParams, options?: Parameters<typeof customFetch>[1]) => Promise<ListOrganizationMembersResponse>;
@@ -2825,7 +2825,7 @@ declare const updateOrganizationMember: (organizationId: string, memberId: strin
 //#endregion
 //#region src/gen/endpoints/organization-teams/organization-teams.d.ts
 /**
- * Lists the teams within an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+ * Lists the teams within an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
  * @summary List teams
  */
 declare const listOrganizationTeams: (organizationId: string, params?: ListOrganizationTeamsParams, options?: Parameters<typeof customFetch>[1]) => Promise<ListOrganizationTeamsResponse>;
@@ -2852,7 +2852,7 @@ declare const updateOrganizationTeam: (organizationId: string, teamId: string, u
 //#endregion
 //#region src/gen/endpoints/organization-team-members/organization-team-members.d.ts
 /**
- * Lists the members of a team, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+ * Lists the members of a team, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
  * @summary List team members
  */
 declare const listOrganizationTeamMembers: (organizationId: string, teamId: string, params?: ListOrganizationTeamMembersParams, options?: Parameters<typeof customFetch>[1]) => Promise<ListOrganizationTeamMembersResponse>;

package/dist/plugins/index.js

@@ -3786,7 +3786,7 @@ const getListOrganizationsUrl = (params) => {
 	return stringifiedParams.length > 0 ? `/organizations?${stringifiedParams}` : `/organizations`;
 };
 /**
-* Lists every organization the authenticated user can access, both the ones they own and the ones they are a member of, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+* Lists every organization the authenticated user can access, both the ones they own and the ones they are a member of, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
 * @summary List organizations
 */
 const listOrganizations = async (params, options) => {
@@ -4039,7 +4039,7 @@ const getListOrganizationInvitationsUrl = (organizationId, params) => {
 	return stringifiedParams.length > 0 ? `/organizations/${organizationId}/invitations?${stringifiedParams}` : `/organizations/${organizationId}/invitations`;
 };
 /**
-* Lists the invitations for an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+* Lists the invitations for an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
 * @summary List invitations
 */
 const listOrganizationInvitations = async (organizationId, params, options) => {
@@ -4344,7 +4344,7 @@ const getListOrganizationMembersUrl = (organizationId, params) => {
 	return stringifiedParams.length > 0 ? `/organizations/${organizationId}/members?${stringifiedParams}` : `/organizations/${organizationId}/members`;
 };
 /**
-* Lists the members of an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+* Lists the members of an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
 * @summary List members
 */
 const listOrganizationMembers = async (organizationId, params, options) => {
@@ -4632,7 +4632,7 @@ const getListOrganizationTeamsUrl = (organizationId, params) => {
 	return stringifiedParams.length > 0 ? `/organizations/${organizationId}/teams?${stringifiedParams}` : `/organizations/${organizationId}/teams`;
 };
 /**
-* Lists the teams within an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+* Lists the teams within an organization, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
 * @summary List teams
 */
 const listOrganizationTeams = async (organizationId, params, options) => {
@@ -4878,7 +4878,7 @@ const getListOrganizationTeamMembersUrl = (organizationId, teamId, params) => {
 	return stringifiedParams.length > 0 ? `/organizations/${organizationId}/teams/${teamId}/members?${stringifiedParams}` : `/organizations/${organizationId}/teams/${teamId}/members`;
 };
 /**
-* Lists the members of a team, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10, with a hard maximum of 100. Out-of-range values are clamped silently rather than rejected.
+* Lists the members of a team, newest first. Results are paginated: `page` defaults to 1 and `limit` defaults to 10. `limit` is capped by the server's configured maximum page size, which defaults to 100; a larger value is silently reduced to the cap rather than rejected, and values below the minimum fall back to the defaults. The `pagination` object in the response always reports the values actually applied.
 * @summary List team members
 */
 const listOrganizationTeamMembers = async (organizationId, teamId, params, options) => {