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@elwizard33 elwizard33 released this 03 Nov 15:25
  • Passes n8n's community package scan: the Operation parameter's default is now readable by n8n's
    lint, which the scan runs with inline disables ignored. No change in behaviour.

v0.1.1

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@elwizard33 elwizard33 released this 03 Nov 05:14
  • Multi-account order → Close Positions: closes the position each filled account opened, every
    account at once, and outputs a result per account (closed, not_found, rejected,
    unresolved or skipped). Needs an idempotency key; Account IDs closes only some accounts.
  • Multi-account order → Retry: places a new multi-account order for the accounts that were
    skipped, or also rejected with Include, linked to the original by retryOf and
    retriedBy. Needs an idempotency key; Barrier Policy, Execute At and Expires At are
    optional.
  • The new wave.updated event, sent when an unresolved account of a settled multi-account order is
    confirmed with the broker, is offered by the fxapis Trigger, Webhook → Create / Update, and
    the event filters of Event → Get Many and Webhook → Get Many Deliveries.
  • Multi-account order → Get describes the per-account results as the API now reports them:
    rejected means only that the broker refused; an account whose order was never sent is
    skipped. Accounts carry filledVolume and partiallyFilled, and the summary counts
    partiallyFilled.
  • Errors: WAVE_NOT_ENDED says to wait until the multi-account order has ended and send again with
    the same key; NOTHING_TO_RETRY and WAVE_ALREADY_RELEASING are never marked retryable.
  • README: rewritten to be complete and checked against the code: installing from the n8n UI and
    by hand, compatibility, both credentials and how to get an API key, the scopes each operation
    needs, every resource and operation, resource locators, pagination and Return All, idempotency
    keys, multi-account orders, every trigger event with signature verification and duplicate
    deliveries, errors, retries and rate limits, AI agents, the example workflows, links and the
    version history. A test now fails if an operation or trigger event is missing from it.