Automated PR from intersight for new API/SDK changes - 1.0.9-300

README.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ This is Intersight REST API
 
 This Python package is automatically generated by the [Swagger Codegen](https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen) project:
 
-- API version: 1.0.9-262
+- API version: 1.0.9-300
 - Package version: 1.0.0
 - Build package: io.swagger.codegen.languages.PythonClientCodegen
 
@@ -54,11 +54,11 @@ from pprint import pprint
 api_instance = intersight.AaaAuditRecordApi()
 count = true # bool | The $count query option allows clients to request a count of the matching resources. (optional)
 inlinecount = 'inlinecount_example' # str | The $inlinecount query option allows clients to request an inline count of the matching resources included with the resources in the response (optional)
-top = 56 # int | The max number of records to return (optional)
-skip = 56 # int | The number of records to skip (optional)
+top = 56 # int | The max number of records to return. (optional)
+skip = 56 # int | The number of records to skip. (optional)
 filter = 'filter_example' # str | Filter criteria for records to return. A URI with a $filter System Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in $filter operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: $filter=Name eq 'Bob' $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site') $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site' and t/Value eq 'London')  (optional)
-select = 'select_example' # str | Specifies a subset of properties to return (optional)
-orderby = 'orderby_example' # str | Determines what values are used to order a collection of records (optional)
+select = 'select_example' # str | Specifies a subset of properties to return. (optional)
+orderby = 'orderby_example' # str | Determines what values are used to order a collection of records. (optional)
 expand = 'expand_example' # str | Specify additional attributes or related records to return. Supports only 'DisplayNames' attribute now. Query examples: $expand=DisplayNames  (optional)
 apply = 'apply_example' # str | Specify one or more transformation operations to perform aggregation on records. The transformations are processed in order with the output from a transformation being used as input for the subsequent transformation. Query examples: $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate($count as Total)) $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate(AvailableMemory with average as AverageAvailableMemory))  (optional)
 at = 'at_example' # str | Similar to \"$filter\", but \"at\" is specifically used to filter versioning information properties for records to return. A URI with an \"at\" Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in at operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: at=VersionType eq 'Configured' at=InterestedMos.Moid eq '5b5877e56c6730367acf46cd'  (optional)
@@ -455,6 +455,8 @@ Class | Method | HTTP request | Description
 *IamIdpApi* | [**iam_idps_post**](docs/IamIdpApi.md#iam_idps_post) | **POST** /iam/Idps | Create an instance of 'iamIdp'
 *IamIdpReferenceApi* | [**iam_idp_references_get**](docs/IamIdpReferenceApi.md#iam_idp_references_get) | **GET** /iam/IdpReferences | Get a list of 'iamIdpReference' instances
 *IamIdpReferenceApi* | [**iam_idp_references_moid_get**](docs/IamIdpReferenceApi.md#iam_idp_references_moid_get) | **GET** /iam/IdpReferences/{moid} | Get a specific instance of 'iamIdpReference'
+*IamIdpReferenceApi* | [**iam_idp_references_moid_patch**](docs/IamIdpReferenceApi.md#iam_idp_references_moid_patch) | **PATCH** /iam/IdpReferences/{moid} | Update an instance of 'iamIdpReference'
+*IamIdpReferenceApi* | [**iam_idp_references_moid_post**](docs/IamIdpReferenceApi.md#iam_idp_references_moid_post) | **POST** /iam/IdpReferences/{moid} | Update an instance of 'iamIdpReference'
 *IamLdapGroupApi* | [**iam_ldap_groups_get**](docs/IamLdapGroupApi.md#iam_ldap_groups_get) | **GET** /iam/LdapGroups | Get a list of 'iamLdapGroup' instances
 *IamLdapGroupApi* | [**iam_ldap_groups_moid_delete**](docs/IamLdapGroupApi.md#iam_ldap_groups_moid_delete) | **DELETE** /iam/LdapGroups/{moid} | Delete an instance of 'iamLdapGroup'
 *IamLdapGroupApi* | [**iam_ldap_groups_moid_get**](docs/IamLdapGroupApi.md#iam_ldap_groups_moid_get) | **GET** /iam/LdapGroups/{moid} | Get a specific instance of 'iamLdapGroup'

intersight/__init__.py

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 
     This is Intersight REST API 
 
-    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-262
+    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-300
 
     Generated by: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen.git
 """

intersight/api_client.py

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
     This is Intersight REST API 
 
-    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-262
+    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-300
 
     Generated by: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen.git
 """

intersight/apis/aaa_audit_record_api.py

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 
     This is Intersight REST API 
 
-    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-262
+    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-300
 
     Generated by: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen.git
 """
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ def aaa_audit_records_get(self, **kwargs):
             for asynchronous request. (optional)
         :param bool count: The $count query option allows clients to request a count of the matching resources.
         :param str inlinecount: The $inlinecount query option allows clients to request an inline count of the matching resources included with the resources in the response
-        :param int top: The max number of records to return
-        :param int skip: The number of records to skip
+        :param int top: The max number of records to return.
+        :param int skip: The number of records to skip.
         :param str filter: Filter criteria for records to return. A URI with a $filter System Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in $filter operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: $filter=Name eq 'Bob' $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site') $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site' and t/Value eq 'London') 
-        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return
-        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records
+        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return.
+        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records.
         :param str expand: Specify additional attributes or related records to return. Supports only 'DisplayNames' attribute now. Query examples: $expand=DisplayNames 
         :param str apply: Specify one or more transformation operations to perform aggregation on records. The transformations are processed in order with the output from a transformation being used as input for the subsequent transformation. Query examples: $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate($count as Total)) $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate(AvailableMemory with average as AverageAvailableMemory)) 
         :param str at: Similar to \"$filter\", but \"at\" is specifically used to filter versioning information properties for records to return. A URI with an \"at\" Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in at operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: at=VersionType eq 'Configured' at=InterestedMos.Moid eq '5b5877e56c6730367acf46cd' 
@@ -89,11 +89,11 @@ def aaa_audit_records_get_with_http_info(self, **kwargs):
             for asynchronous request. (optional)
         :param bool count: The $count query option allows clients to request a count of the matching resources.
         :param str inlinecount: The $inlinecount query option allows clients to request an inline count of the matching resources included with the resources in the response
-        :param int top: The max number of records to return
-        :param int skip: The number of records to skip
+        :param int top: The max number of records to return.
+        :param int skip: The number of records to skip.
         :param str filter: Filter criteria for records to return. A URI with a $filter System Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in $filter operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: $filter=Name eq 'Bob' $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site') $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site' and t/Value eq 'London') 
-        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return
-        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records
+        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return.
+        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records.
         :param str expand: Specify additional attributes or related records to return. Supports only 'DisplayNames' attribute now. Query examples: $expand=DisplayNames 
         :param str apply: Specify one or more transformation operations to perform aggregation on records. The transformations are processed in order with the output from a transformation being used as input for the subsequent transformation. Query examples: $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate($count as Total)) $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate(AvailableMemory with average as AverageAvailableMemory)) 
         :param str at: Similar to \"$filter\", but \"at\" is specifically used to filter versioning information properties for records to return. A URI with an \"at\" Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in at operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: at=VersionType eq 'Configured' at=InterestedMos.Moid eq '5b5877e56c6730367acf46cd' 

intersight/apis/adapter_ext_eth_interface_api.py

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 
     This is Intersight REST API 
 
-    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-262
+    OpenAPI spec version: 1.0.9-300
 
     Generated by: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen.git
 """
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ def adapter_ext_eth_interfaces_get(self, **kwargs):
             for asynchronous request. (optional)
         :param bool count: The $count query option allows clients to request a count of the matching resources.
         :param str inlinecount: The $inlinecount query option allows clients to request an inline count of the matching resources included with the resources in the response
-        :param int top: The max number of records to return
-        :param int skip: The number of records to skip
+        :param int top: The max number of records to return.
+        :param int skip: The number of records to skip.
         :param str filter: Filter criteria for records to return. A URI with a $filter System Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in $filter operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: $filter=Name eq 'Bob' $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site') $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site' and t/Value eq 'London') 
-        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return
-        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records
+        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return.
+        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records.
         :param str expand: Specify additional attributes or related records to return. Supports only 'DisplayNames' attribute now. Query examples: $expand=DisplayNames 
         :param str apply: Specify one or more transformation operations to perform aggregation on records. The transformations are processed in order with the output from a transformation being used as input for the subsequent transformation. Query examples: $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate($count as Total)) $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate(AvailableMemory with average as AverageAvailableMemory)) 
         :param str at: Similar to \"$filter\", but \"at\" is specifically used to filter versioning information properties for records to return. A URI with an \"at\" Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in at operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: at=VersionType eq 'Configured' at=InterestedMos.Moid eq '5b5877e56c6730367acf46cd' 
@@ -89,11 +89,11 @@ def adapter_ext_eth_interfaces_get_with_http_info(self, **kwargs):
             for asynchronous request. (optional)
         :param bool count: The $count query option allows clients to request a count of the matching resources.
         :param str inlinecount: The $inlinecount query option allows clients to request an inline count of the matching resources included with the resources in the response
-        :param int top: The max number of records to return
-        :param int skip: The number of records to skip
+        :param int top: The max number of records to return.
+        :param int skip: The number of records to skip.
         :param str filter: Filter criteria for records to return. A URI with a $filter System Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in $filter operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: $filter=Name eq 'Bob' $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site') $filter=Tags/any(t: t/Key eq 'Site' and t/Value eq 'London') 
-        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return
-        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records
+        :param str select: Specifies a subset of properties to return.
+        :param str orderby: Determines what values are used to order a collection of records.
         :param str expand: Specify additional attributes or related records to return. Supports only 'DisplayNames' attribute now. Query examples: $expand=DisplayNames 
         :param str apply: Specify one or more transformation operations to perform aggregation on records. The transformations are processed in order with the output from a transformation being used as input for the subsequent transformation. Query examples: $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate($count as Total)) $apply=groupby((Model), aggregate(AvailableMemory with average as AverageAvailableMemory)) 
         :param str at: Similar to \"$filter\", but \"at\" is specifically used to filter versioning information properties for records to return. A URI with an \"at\" Query Option identifies a subset of the Entries from the Collection of Entries identified by the Resource Path section of the URI. The subset is determined by selecting only the Entries that satisfy the predicate expression specified by the query option. The expression language that is used in at operators supports references to properties and literals. The literal values can be strings enclosed in single quotes, numbers and boolean values (true or false) or any of the additional literal representations shown in the Abstract Type System section. Query examples: at=VersionType eq 'Configured' at=InterestedMos.Moid eq '5b5877e56c6730367acf46cd'