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API
3 years ago

Export Endpoint Now Requires Discriminator in Request Model

Overview

An option to export data as either a CSV or ESRI SHP file was introduced to the API in v2.32. This choice was added to the request model for the Data Export endpoint via a discriminator. When this was initially introduced, the discriminator was optional and if not supplied, would default to CSV. Since v2.35 the discriminator is now required when making calls to this endpoint.

Who does this affect?

This change affects API users of the Export endpoint. Web users are not affected.

Details

The following endpoint:

POST /api/export

now requires a value passed for discriminator which can currently take one of two options:

  • ShapefileExportWebRequestModel requests made with this model will return files as SHP.
  • CsvExportWebRequestModel requests made with this model will return data as a CSV. 

Not providing a value will now result in an error being returned.

Expected Release Date

This change was included as part of the v2.35 release of Alloy on 5th May 2022. We would like to apologise for any inconvenience this has caused.

Avatar of authorJonathan Shaw