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Updating TS Serving API after the latest changes from backend repo,
PR #5454

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Summary of Changes

Hello @clllaur, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request updates the TypeScript Serving API definitions to align with recent backend changes. The primary focus is on enhancing the clarity and completeness of the API documentation through improved JSDoc comments, introducing new types for file handling and concurrency control, and refining existing data structures to better reflect current backend functionalities.

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  • Enhanced API Documentation: Numerous JSDoc comments for existing types have been significantly improved for clarity, precision, and added context, making the API definitions more understandable (e.g., PageNumber, Pagination, SortDirection, RuleObject, LocationTriggerTypes).
  • New API Types Introduced: New types such as UploadedFileData for describing file objects and ConcurrencyKey for optimistic concurrency control in API updates have been added.
  • Updated Experience Change Models: The ExperienceChange related types now include an optional concurrency_key to support optimistic locking, and a new ExperienceChangeServing type has been introduced and integrated into ExperienceVariationConfig.
  • Refined Project Configuration: The environments property has been removed from the ConfigProject type, and the description for global_javascript within ConfigProject has been clarified.
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This pull request updates the TypeScript Serving API types, primarily by enhancing the JSDoc comments to be much more descriptive and clear. This is a significant improvement for developers using the API. The changes also introduce a concurrency_key for optimistic locking on various ExperienceChange types and add corresponding ...Serving type variants. Overall, the changes are positive, but I've identified a couple of minor copy-paste errors in the comments that should be corrected for consistency.

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* Describes structure for "defaultCode" type of experience change

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The JSDoc for ExperienceChangeRichStructureDataServing seems to have a copy-paste error. It currently states it's for a "defaultCode" type, but it should be for "richStructure" to match the type name.

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* Describes structure for "defaultCode" type of experience change
* Describes structure for "richStructure" type of experience change

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* Describes structure for "defaultCode" type of experience change

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Similar to the previous comment, the JSDoc for ExperienceChangeCustomCodeDataServing appears to be incorrect. It mentions "defaultCode" but should refer to "customCode" to align with the type it's documenting.

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* Describes structure for "defaultCode" type of experience change
* Describes structure for "customCode" type of experience change

@abbaseya abbaseya closed this Sep 26, 2025
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