feat: add webhosting/v1 and qaas

packages/clients/src/api/ipam/v1/api.gen.ts

@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ export class API extends ParentAPI {
   public static readonly LOCALITIES: Region[] = ['fr-par', 'nl-ams', 'pl-waw']
 
   /**
-   * Book a new IP. Book a new IP from the specified source. Currently IPs can
-   * only be booked from a Private Network.
+   * Reserve a new IP. Reserve a new IP from the specified source. Currently IPs
+   * can only be reserved from a Private Network.
    *
    * @param request - The request {@link BookIPRequest}
    * @returns A Promise of IP
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ export class API extends ParentAPI {
     enrichForPagination('ips', this.pageOfListIPs, request)
 
   /**
-   * Attach existing IP to custom resource. Attach an existing IP from a Private
+   * Attach IP to custom resource. Attach an existing reserved IP from a Private
    * Network subnet to a custom, named resource via its MAC address. An example
    * of a custom resource is a virtual machine hosted on an Elastic Metal
    * server. Do not use this method for attaching IP addresses to standard
@@ -197,11 +197,11 @@ export class API extends ParentAPI {
     )
 
   /**
-   * Detach existing IP from a custom resource. Detach a private IP from a
-   * custom resource. An example of a custom resource is a virtual machine
-   * hosted on an Elastic Metal server. Do not use this method for attaching IP
-   * addresses to standard Scaleway resources (e.g. Instances, Load Balancers)
-   * as it will fail - see the relevant product API for an equivalent method.
+   * Detach IP from a custom resource. Detach a private IP from a custom
+   * resource. An example of a custom resource is a virtual machine hosted on an
+   * Elastic Metal server. Do not use this method for detaching IP addresses
+   * from standard Scaleway resources (e.g. Instances, Load Balancers) as it
+   * will fail - see the relevant product API for an equivalent method.
    *
    * @param request - The request {@link DetachIPRequest}
    * @returns A Promise of IP
@@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ export class API extends ParentAPI {
     )
 
   /**
-   * Move existing IP to a custom resource. Move an existing private IP from one
+   * Move IP to a custom resource. Move an existing reserved private IP from one
    * custom resource (e.g. a virtual machine hosted on an Elastic Metal server)
    * to another custom resource. This will detach it from the first resource,
    * and attach it to the second. Do not use this method for moving IP addresses

packages/clients/src/api/ipam/v1/types.gen.ts

@@ -92,11 +92,11 @@ export interface IP {
   projectId: string
   /** Defines whether the IP is an IPv6 (false = IPv4). */
   isIpv6: boolean
-  /** Date the IP was booked. */
+  /** Date the IP was reserved. */
   createdAt?: Date
   /** Date the IP was last modified. */
   updatedAt?: Date
-  /** Source pool where the IP was booked in. */
+  /** Source pool where the IP was reserved in. */
   source?: Source
   /** Resource which the IP is attached to. */
   resource?: Resource
@@ -133,20 +133,23 @@ export type BookIPRequest = {
    * Private Network's Project.
    */
   projectId?: string
-  /** Source in which to book the IP. Not all sources are available for booking. */
+  /**
+   * Source in which to reserve the IP. Not all sources are available for
+   * reservation.
+   */
   source: Source
   /** Request an IPv6 instead of an IPv4. */
   isIpv6: boolean
   /**
    * The requested address should not include the subnet mask (/suffix). Note
    * that only the Private Network source allows you to pick a specific IP. If
-   * the requested IP is already booked, then the call will fail.
+   * the requested IP is already reserved, then the call will fail.
    */
   address?: string
   /** Tags for the IP. */
   tags?: string[]
   /**
-   * Custom resource to attach to the IP being booked. An example of a custom
+   * Custom resource to attach to the IP being reserved. An example of a custom
    * resource is a virtual machine hosted on an Elastic Metal server. Do not use
    * this for attaching IP addresses to standard Scaleway resources, as it will
    * fail - instead, see the relevant product API for an equivalent method.