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9 changes: 5 additions & 4 deletions .speakeasy/in.openapi.yaml
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Expand Up @@ -6854,10 +6854,11 @@ components:
- 'string'
- 'null'
has_more:
description: 'True when another page can be fetched by passing `after=last_id`.'
description: 'True when another page can be fetched by passing `after=last_id`; `last_id` is non-null whenever this is true.'
example: false
type: 'boolean'
last_id:
description: 'Cursor for the next page (pass as `after`). The last entry’s id, except when the page stopped at the per-request scan bound on hidden bookkeeping objects: then it names the scan position and may not appear in `data`. Null only when `has_more` is false and `data` is empty.'
example: 'cfile_b3V0L3JlcG9ydC5jc3Y'
type:
- 'string'
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- 'Classifications'
/containers/{container_id}/files:
get:
description: 'Lists the files in a container, in lexicographic path order. The container id is the canonical id returned in bash/shell tool results; a restarted session is a separate container with its own id. Paginate with `limit` and `after` (pass the previous page’s `last_id`); `has_more: true` always means the next page is fetchable that way.'
description: 'Lists the files in a container, in lexicographic path order. The container id is the canonical id returned in bash/shell tool results; a restarted session is a separate container with its own id. Paginate with `limit` and `after` (pass the previous page’s `last_id`); `has_more: true` always means the next page is fetchable that way. `last_id` is the resume cursor: it is the last listed file’s id, except when a page ends at the per-request scan bound on hidden bookkeeping objects, where it names the scan position instead and may not appear in `data` (which can then be empty).'
operationId: 'listContainerFiles'
parameters:
- description: 'The canonical container id, exactly as returned in a bash/shell tool result — a restarted session has its own `-r<nonce>`-suffixed id. A session-derived id is always `sess_` + the sanitized session key, which is not necessarily the raw session id that was sent.'
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maximum: 1000
minimum: 1
type: 'integer'
- description: 'Forward cursor: a container file id from a previous page (typically `last_id`); listing resumes strictly after that file.'
- description: 'Forward cursor: the previous page’s `last_id` (or any container file id); listing resumes strictly after that path.'
in: 'query'
name: 'after'
required: false
schema:
description: 'Forward cursor: a container file id from a previous page (typically `last_id`); listing resumes strictly after that file.'
description: 'Forward cursor: the previous page’s `last_id` (or any container file id); listing resumes strictly after that path.'
example: 'cfile_b3V0L3JlcG9ydC5jc3Y'
type: 'string'
responses:
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