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feat:Update OpenAPI Specification for Ultravox Service with New Features #5

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new clientVersion property in the Call schema, enhancing call tracking.
    • Added operations for creating, updating, and deleting webhooks, improving webhook management.
    • New operations for managing API keys, including creation and updates.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced descriptions for API endpoints to improve clarity and usability for developers.

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The pull request introduces significant updates to the OpenAPI specification for the Ultravox service. A new property, clientVersion, is added to the Call schema, making it a required field. Several API endpoints, including api_keys and calls, receive enhanced descriptions for clarity. New operations for managing webhooks are introduced, including create, update, and delete functionalities, all secured by the apiKeyAuth scheme. Overall, the changes enhance the API's documentation and structure while maintaining its existing framework.

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File Path Change Summary
src/libs/Ultravox/openapi.yaml - Added clientVersion as a required property in Call schema.
- Added operations for webhooks: create, update, partial_update, and destroy.
- Added operations for API keys: create, update, and partial_update.
- Enhanced descriptions for api_keys and calls endpoints.
- Specified usage of priorCallId in calls_create operation.

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In the meadow where calls do ring,
A new version joins, oh what a thing!
Webhooks now dance, with actions galore,
API keys flourish, and we ask for more.
With each update, our service grows bright,
Hopping along, everything feels just right! 🐰✨


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/libs/Ultravox/openapi.yaml (1)

Line range hint 982-999: Consider the implications of making clientVersion both required and nullable.

While the implementation is technically correct, having a property that is both required and nullable could be confusing for API consumers. This combination means that the property must always be present in the response, but its value can be null.

Consider either:

  1. Making it optional (removing from required array) if null values are expected, or
  2. Making it non-nullable if it should always have a value
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src/libs/Ultravox/openapi.yaml (1)

Line range hint 1-1: LGTM! Changes align with the PR objectives.

The implementation successfully:

  • Adds the clientVersion tracking capability
  • Enhances API documentation with detailed descriptions
  • Implements webhook operations with proper security controls

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