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fix(api)!: endpoint expects amount of new allocation price to be a string, not a number #226

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This change is fixing the SDK to use the correct string type expected by the API. The spec was incorrectly specifying a type number but the endpoint expected a string.
While this change is technically an SDK breaking change the previous types weren't accurately representing the API behaviour.
To migrate, be sure to use a string representation of the new allocation price amount.

…ring, not a number

# Migration

This change is fixing the SDK to use the correct `string` type expected by the API. The spec was incorrectly specifying a type `number` but the endpoint expected a string.

While this change is technically an SDK breaking change the previous types weren't accurately representing the API behaviour.

To migrate, be sure to use a string representation of the new allocation price amount.
@stainless-app stainless-app bot merged commit 5e3ccd1 into generated Jun 25, 2024
@stainless-app stainless-app bot deleted the fix-api-endpoint-expects-amount- branch June 25, 2024 12:44
stainless-app bot added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 25, 2024
…ring, not a number (#226)

# Migration
This change is fixing the SDK to use the correct `string` type expected by the API. The spec was incorrectly specifying a type `number` but the endpoint expected a string.
While this change is technically an SDK breaking change the previous types weren't accurately representing the API behaviour.
To migrate, be sure to use a string representation of the new allocation price amount.
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