Document usage limits policy reset fields in OpenAPI spec#144
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Add periodic_reset_days, next_usage_reset_at, and last_reset_at to UsageLimitsPolicy so list and get responses match the documented schema. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
Updates the OpenAPI spec to match what the usage limits list and get APIs already return.
Related backend fix: albus#2165 — list now returns the same policy fields as get by passing optional
selectin the list controller.What changed
Added three missing fields to
UsageLimitsPolicyinopenapi.yaml:periodic_reset_daysnext_usage_reset_atlast_reset_atList and get both use this schema, but these reset-related fields were returned by the API and not documented.
Note
These fields can be
nullfor policies usingperiodic_reset: monthlyorweekly. That is expected — they mainly apply toperiodic_reset_dayspolicies. List and get behave the same here.Test plan
GET /policies/usage-limitsdocs show the three new fields on list itemsGET /policies/usage-limits/{policyUsageLimitsId}docs show the same fieldsMade with Cursor