Equativ Bid Adapter: support native requests #12564
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add support of dsa
restore topics
DSA fix for UT
…id adapter to support native requests
Publish video support
split imp[0] into seperate requests and fix u.t.
Equativ bid adapter: adding support for native
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There is some yet-to-be-discovered difference between local test setup and what is being run in CI/CD. Closing this for now until I can determine. |
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This work involves adding support for native requests to the new Equativ bid adapter.
Since this code base utilizes the ortbConverter library, there is little in the way of additional business logic updates in the adapter itself (beyond some warning logs). Most changes instead focus on unit tests verifying that bid requests sent out by the adapter conform to the Equativ SSP exchange's expectations of what should be present in the payloads.