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[added: Removed the If-Match header from create section, update section, delete section, reorder sections, create section item, move section item, reorder section items, and delete section item methods of the teamworkSection and teamworkSectionItem resources. These operations now return a 409 Conflict response code for concurrent changes, and no longer return 412 Precondition Failed or 428 Precondition Required.]
Before: No saved wording on this side.
After: Removed the If-Match header from create section, update section, delete section, reorder sections, create section item, move section item, reorder section items, and delete section item methods of the teamworkSection and teamworkSectionItem resources. These operations now return a 409 Conflict response code for concurrent changes, and no longer return 412 Precondition Failed or 428 Precondition Required.
[added: Updated the add teamworkSectionItem method to move an item from another user-defined section.]
Before: No saved wording on this side.
After: Updated the add teamworkSectionItem method to move an item from another user-defined section.
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Observation details
- Observed by ChangeIntel
- 4 Nov 02:55 UTC
- Source update metadata
- 4 Nov 00:35 UTC
- Microsoft's latest commit in that period
- Update Teams sections beta docs for versionless writes (#29809) · committed 3 Nov 23:48 UTC · View diff
- First observed on this installation
- 8 Oct 23:14 UTC
- Last successful check
- today 13:05 UTC
- Next check due
- today 19:05 UTC
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