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connectapi 0.4.0

New features

Lifecycle changes

Newly deprecated

Minor improvements and fixes

connectapi 0.3.0

Breaking changes

New features

Minor improvements and fixes

connectapi 0.2.0

Breaking changes

Enhancements and fixes

connectapi 0.1.3.1

connectapi 0.1.3

connectapi 0.1.2

connectapi 0.1.1.1

BREAKING

Other Changes

connectapi 0.1.0.9018

connectapi 0.1.0.9017

BREAKING: * Switch from RSTUDIO_CONNECT_* variables to CONNECT_* variables * Rename a handful of functions: - connect$activate_bundle to connect$content_deploy - connect$create_app to connect$content_create - connect$upload_bundle to connect$content_upload - connect$get_users to connect$users * Change some return types to be consistent with the API - connect$content_upload returns the response instead of bundle_id - connect$content_deploy returns the response instead of task_id * Switch endpoints from using app_id to guid * get_task$start renamed to get_task$first * promote$app_name renamed to promote$name * rename the package to connectapi * change functions to take a Connect object instead of server / api key - cache_apps - tag_page

OTHER: * Add some endpoints: - content - audit_logs - server_settings - server_settings_r - inst_shiny_usage - inst_content_visits * Add some helper functions: - swap_vanity_url, deployment functions - browse_ family of functions - users_create_remote and groups_create_remote for remote users/groups * Update Connect R6 object to be compatible with Connect 1.7.0+ APIs * Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package. * Add integration testing to protect against regressions * Add tbl_connect() as a lazy_tbl for querying Connect API endpoints * Add get_* functions as alternatives to lazy_tbl

connectapi 0.1.0

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