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API changelog for release 4.74.0 #259
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API changelog for release 4.74.0 #259
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| * Added the *Reset Linode Root Password* ([POST /linode/instances/{linodeId}/password](/api/v4/linode-instances-linode-id-password/#post)) endpoint to the *Linode Instances* collection. Use this endpoint to reset the root password for a Linode. |
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This is specifically for Bare Metal instances. I would check with @Dorthu to see if this should be announced.
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This endpoint is not specific to bare metal instances
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Not the endpoint, the password reset comment itself, which I believe was coming from this line in the changelog: https://bits.linode.com/LinodeAPI/apinext/pull/2910/files#diff-4ac32a78649ca5bdd8e0ba38b7006a1eR14
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| * Added the *Reset Linode Root Password* ([POST /linode/instances/{linodeId}/password](/api/v4/linode-instances-linode-id-password/#post)) endpoint to the *Linode Instances* collection. Use this endpoint to reset the root password for a Linode. | ||
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| * Added the `bucket_access` field to the *Create an Object Storage Key* ([POST /object-storage/keys](/api/v4/object-storage-keys/#post)) endpoint. This field defines an Object Storage key as a *Limited Access Key*. Limited Access Keys have access to only the bucket(s) that are specified along with `read_write` or `read_only` bucket-level permissions. Limited Access Keys can: |
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Should check with Vicki to make sure this is correct.
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Looks good to me! 👍
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Approved based on the outcome of what Smith's says in reply to his comment.
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