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The current examples for stream update requests (both PUT and PATCH) include fields that are Transmitter-Supplied ("iss" for PATCH, "iss" and "aud" for PUT) and they should be removed from the examples.
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Transmitter-Supplied properties are perfectly acceptable in both PUT and PATCH. The only restriction is that if they do not match the Transmitter's expectation for those values, the Transmitter should return an error. In fact, the stream_id, which is Transmitter-Supplied, MUST be present in the request.
Including those values in the examples is confusing, especially in the PATCH case. While they may be accepted in the request, there is no reason for them to be there in PATCH case.
The current examples for stream update requests (both PUT and PATCH) include fields that are Transmitter-Supplied ("iss" for PATCH, "iss" and "aud" for PUT) and they should be removed from the examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: