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Update "status changes" to "events" in provider - #878
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I noticed a few places in the provider README where it was still referring to "status changes" instead of the new term "events". There was also an inconsistency in the depiction of the response format.
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Thank you I think this is a good catch and something we can put in a patch release. |
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We are looking at creating a 2.0.1 release soon for all open issues and PRs tagged with the 2.0.1 Milestone. Any feedback from the community is welcome before merging to dev. |
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I noticed a few places in the provider README where it was still referring to "status changes" instead of the new term "events". There was also an inconsistency in the depiction of the response format.
Is this a breaking change
I think this is purely a documentation update to make it match the defined schema.
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