john-okeefe
26070e4000
Update configuration key naming convention to use snake_case consistently. Applies changes recursively across all subdirectories.
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meta {
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name: Delete Conflict
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type: http
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seq: 4
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}
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delete {
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url: {{base_url}}/api/conflicts/{{conflict_id}}
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body: none
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auth: inherit
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}
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headers {
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Authorization: Bearer {{token}}
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}
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settings {
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encodeUrl: true
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timeout: 0
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}
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docs {
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## Delete Conflict
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Permanently deletes a specific conflict record from the system.
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**Method:** DELETE
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**Endpoint:** /api/conflicts/{conflict_id}
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**Authentication:** Bearer token
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**Path Parameters:**
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- `conflict_id` (string): Conflict UUID to delete
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**Response:** 204 No Content on success
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**Status Codes:**
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- 204: Success - conflict deleted
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- 401: Unauthorized
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- 404: Conflict not found
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- 500: Internal server error
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**Use Cases:**
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- Conflict was created in error
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- Dismissing a conflict without resolving it
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- Conflict is no longer relevant (e.g., book deleted)
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**Note:** This permanently removes the conflict record with no undo option. Consider resolving the conflict instead if you want to maintain an audit trail of what happened.
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}
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