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2.5.1
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2.5.0
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- Added last_accessed, last_successful_bid, last_failed_bid timestamps
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2.4.1
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- Updated throttle limits - burst: 60/ min and sustained: 43200/ day
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2.4.0
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- Feed update triggers are extended to include deleted events
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2.3.0
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2.2.0
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- Feed update triggers are extended to include draft events
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2.1.0
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- Introduce pagination urls
next and/or prev in the response body. These are duplicates of any
links already populated in response headers.
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2.0.0
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- Deprecated
schedule field (made redundant by the rounds field)
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1.7.0
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- Return last 45 days of data if no date filters provided in the request
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1.6.0
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- Added supplier
external_id to SourcingEvent response
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1.5.0
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- Added
evaluated_scenario_count to SourcingEvent response
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1.4.0
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- Feed update triggers are extended to include event pause
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1.3.2
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- Supplier
invite_count no longer includes unsent invites
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1.3.1
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- Fixed bug where multiple records for the same event were being served (ENG-13155)
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1.3.0
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- Added the
rounds fields which will replace the schedule field
- Note that
schedule field will be deprecated on December 1, 2024
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1.2.1
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- Fixed issue where updates weren't being stored in all cases (ENG-12511)
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1.2.0
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- Added
reference_id, is_test, created, published, schedule, closed, created_by, roles,
event_contact, lot_count, and scenario_count to SourcingEvent response
- Added
invite_count, accepted, and participated to nested supplier entries
Note: published, and closed timestamps refer to the most recent time an event was published or
closed. i.e. If an event is reopened and closed, the closed timestamp will update
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1.1.0
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- Added
ids for suppliers as part of SourcingEvent response body
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1.0.0
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