CyberSource / CyberSource/cybersource-rest-client-node

[Breaking Change] GeneratePublicKeyRequest doesn't exist anymore

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Description

Hi,

I'm looking to integrate with this library and I've been following the documentation and examples you have available, but unfortunately it appears the latest release (0.45) has deleted the function GeneratePublicKeyRequest used to generate a request object for generating a public key.

I can see some of the models in charge of generating the request object got renamed to:

  • model/InlineResponse20012Links.spec.js

But I'm not entirely sure by the name or implementation if that's the new helper for creating the request.

For now I will rollback to the previous version from January and tests if I can still connect to the Rest API's.

Thanks!

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Start by comparing the latest release with the previous January version and review the documentation and examples that reference GeneratePublicKeyRequest. Inspect model/InlineResponse20012Links.spec.js and the surrounding request models to determine whether an equivalent entry point exists. Done means identifying the replacement or restoring a documented way to create the public-key request, with coverage for the affected usage.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
api
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
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