session.rb in twilio-ruby-5.73.1

- old
+ new

@@ -125,32 +125,19 @@
             # @param [session.Status] status The initial status of the Session. Can be:
             #   `open`, `in-progress`, `closed`, `failed`, or `unknown`. The default is `open`
             #   on create.
             # @param [Array[Hash]] participants The Participant objects to include in the new
             #   session.
-            # @param [Boolean] fail_on_participant_conflict [Experimental] For accounts with
-            #   the ProxyAllowParticipantConflict account flag, setting to true enables
-            #   per-request opt-in to allowing Proxy to reject a Session create (with
-            #   Participants) request that could cause the same Identifier/ProxyIdentifier pair
-            #   to be active in multiple Sessions. Depending on the context, this could be a 409
-            #   error (Twilio error code 80623) or a 400 error (Twilio error code 80604). If not
-            #   provided, requests will be allowed to succeed and a Debugger notification
-            #   (80802) will be emitted. Having multiple, active Participants with the same
-            #   Identifier/ProxyIdentifier pair causes calls and messages from affected
-            #   Participants to be routed incorrectly. Please note, the default behavior for
-            #   accounts without the ProxyAllowParticipantConflict flag is to reject the request
-            #   as described.  This will eventually be the default for all accounts.
             # @return [SessionInstance] Created SessionInstance
-            def create(unique_name: :unset, date_expiry: :unset, ttl: :unset, mode: :unset, status: :unset, participants: :unset, fail_on_participant_conflict: :unset)
+            def create(unique_name: :unset, date_expiry: :unset, ttl: :unset, mode: :unset, status: :unset, participants: :unset)
               data = Twilio::Values.of({
                   'UniqueName' => unique_name,
                   'DateExpiry' => Twilio.serialize_iso8601_datetime(date_expiry),
                   'Ttl' => ttl,
                   'Mode' => mode,
                   'Status' => status,
                   'Participants' => Twilio.serialize_list(participants) { |e| Twilio.serialize_object(e) },
-                  'FailOnParticipantConflict' => fail_on_participant_conflict,
               })
 
               payload = @version.create('POST', @uri, data: data)
 
               SessionInstance.new(@version, payload, service_sid: @solution[:service_sid], )
@@ -241,28 +228,16 @@
             #   the `ttl` value.
             # @param [String] ttl The time, in seconds, when the session will expire. The time
             #   is measured from the last Session create or the Session's last Interaction.
             # @param [session.Status] status The new status of the resource. Can be:
             #   `in-progress` to re-open a session or `closed` to close a session.
-            # @param [Boolean] fail_on_participant_conflict [Experimental] For accounts with
-            #   the ProxyAllowParticipantConflict account flag, setting to true enables
-            #   per-request opt-in to allowing Proxy to return a 400 error (Twilio error code
-            #   80604) when a request to set a Session to in-progress would cause Participants
-            #   with the same Identifier/ProxyIdentifier pair to be active in multiple Sessions.
-            #   If not provided, requests will be allowed to succeed, and a Debugger
-            #   notification (80801) will be emitted. Having multiple, active Participants with
-            #   the same Identifier/ProxyIdentifier pair causes calls and messages from affected
-            #   Participants to be routed incorrectly. Please note, the default behavior for
-            #   accounts without the ProxyAllowParticipantConflict flag is to reject the request
-            #   as described.  This will eventually be the default for all accounts.
             # @return [SessionInstance] Updated SessionInstance
-            def update(date_expiry: :unset, ttl: :unset, status: :unset, fail_on_participant_conflict: :unset)
+            def update(date_expiry: :unset, ttl: :unset, status: :unset)
               data = Twilio::Values.of({
                   'DateExpiry' => Twilio.serialize_iso8601_datetime(date_expiry),
                   'Ttl' => ttl,
                   'Status' => status,
-                  'FailOnParticipantConflict' => fail_on_participant_conflict,
               })
 
               payload = @version.update('POST', @uri, data: data)
 
               SessionInstance.new(@version, payload, service_sid: @solution[:service_sid], sid: @solution[:sid], )
@@ -496,28 +471,12 @@
             #   the `ttl` value.
             # @param [String] ttl The time, in seconds, when the session will expire. The time
             #   is measured from the last Session create or the Session's last Interaction.
             # @param [session.Status] status The new status of the resource. Can be:
             #   `in-progress` to re-open a session or `closed` to close a session.
-            # @param [Boolean] fail_on_participant_conflict [Experimental] For accounts with
-            #   the ProxyAllowParticipantConflict account flag, setting to true enables
-            #   per-request opt-in to allowing Proxy to return a 400 error (Twilio error code
-            #   80604) when a request to set a Session to in-progress would cause Participants
-            #   with the same Identifier/ProxyIdentifier pair to be active in multiple Sessions.
-            #   If not provided, requests will be allowed to succeed, and a Debugger
-            #   notification (80801) will be emitted. Having multiple, active Participants with
-            #   the same Identifier/ProxyIdentifier pair causes calls and messages from affected
-            #   Participants to be routed incorrectly. Please note, the default behavior for
-            #   accounts without the ProxyAllowParticipantConflict flag is to reject the request
-            #   as described.  This will eventually be the default for all accounts.
             # @return [SessionInstance] Updated SessionInstance
-            def update(date_expiry: :unset, ttl: :unset, status: :unset, fail_on_participant_conflict: :unset)
-              context.update(
-                  date_expiry: date_expiry,
-                  ttl: ttl,
-                  status: status,
-                  fail_on_participant_conflict: fail_on_participant_conflict,
-              )
+            def update(date_expiry: :unset, ttl: :unset, status: :unset)
+              context.update(date_expiry: date_expiry, ttl: ttl, status: status, )
             end
 
             ##
             # Access the interactions
             # @return [interactions] interactions
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