fds.sdk.EventsandTranscripts 2.1.0__tar.gz → 2.1.4__tar.gz

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  1. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/PKG-INFO +8 -8
  2. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/README.md +7 -7
  3. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/__init__.py +2 -2
  4. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api/calendar_events_api.py +1 -1
  5. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api/events_audio_api.py +1 -1
  6. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api/meta_api.py +1 -1
  7. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api/near_real_time_transcripts_api.py +1 -1
  8. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api/transcripts_api.py +17 -17
  9. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/api_client.py +2 -2
  10. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/configuration.py +3 -3
  11. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/exceptions.py +1 -1
  12. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/audio_by_date_request.py +9 -9
  13. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/audio_by_file_name_request.py +1 -1
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  20. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/audio_response.py +1 -1
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  23. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/categories_response.py +1 -1
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  25. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/company_event_request.py +1 -1
  26. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/company_event_request_data.py +1 -1
  27. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/company_event_request_data_date_time.py +5 -5
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  31. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/document.py +1 -1
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  39. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/indexed_nrt_response.py +1 -1
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  41. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/invalid_id_error_data.py +1 -1
  42. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/investor_slides_response.py +1 -1
  43. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/investor_slides_response_data.py +1 -1
  44. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/meta.py +1 -1
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  46. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/meta_data_pagination.py +1 -1
  47. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/meta_nrt.py +1 -1
  48. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt.py +1 -1
  49. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request.py +1 -1
  50. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_by_ids.py +1 -1
  51. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_by_ticker.py +1 -1
  52. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_data.py +1 -1
  53. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_request_meta.py +1 -1
  54. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_calls_response.py +1 -1
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  56. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_speaker_ids_response.py +1 -1
  57. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/nrt_speaker_ids_response_data.py +1 -1
  58. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/participant.py +1 -1
  59. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/participant_nrt.py +1 -1
  60. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/plist.py +1 -1
  61. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/raw_or_corrected.py +1 -1
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  68. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/time_zones_response.py +1 -1
  69. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/sdk/EventsandTranscripts/model/time_zones_response_data.py +1 -1
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  87. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds.sdk.EventsandTranscripts.egg-info/PKG-INFO +8 -8
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  89. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/LICENSE +0 -0
  90. {fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.0 → fds_sdk_eventsandtranscripts-2.1.4}/fds/__init__.py +0 -0
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