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Add update method to Call#33
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I also, as should be evident, improved the DRYness of the Call tests. Those literal JSON definitions were quite messy. |
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are we requiring java 6 or 7? If 7 use diamond operator new HashMap<>();
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Provides an
updatemethod on a Call model, allowing the user to POST updated properties to the represented call object as per the API.This is a one liner in terms of implementation, which seems suspiciously simple...