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Simplify Go and Rust documentation profiles: configure the SDK import path or
crate name, with optional SDK versions. The generator version defaults to the
server version.
Build example naming models from the complete mounted API declaration while
keeping displayed actions, fields and samples filtered for the current user.
Retain saved-schema profiles for older or restricted SDKs.
Go client generator
Show go get IMPORT@latest when no SDK module version is configured, leaving
version resolution to Go when the user installs the SDK.
Match resource association field identities across live Ruby descriptions and
saved JSON descriptions.
Rust client generator
Allow documentation examples without a crate version or packaging TOML, and
support an explicit HTTPS Git source with a full commit revision.
Declare the Fiddle dependency needed by the generator and limit generated
naming-lint allowances to the affected resource members.
JavaScript and TypeScript clients
Update TypeScript and Rollup build dependencies while preserving ES5 output
and the public declarations.
Fix build helper resolution and internal import cycles.
Replace the obsolete JSDoc wrapper and template tools with direct JSDoc,
preserve the documented Action anchor, and update its Markdown dependencies.
Release tooling
Confirm published package metadata and checksums with bounded reads, including
delayed registry visibility. Preserve uploaded artifact identities during
partial-publication recovery.
Stop tracking JavaScript, Python and Rust generator library lockfiles. Resolve
dependencies during setup and retain each release's resolved locks in its
manifest.