Updated Deprecated PTO API Endpoints #108
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Hi again, I removed the ObsoleteAttributes and remove the obsolete PTOClient logic. |
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So far, looking pretty good. Just a minor change left
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I was able to get that cleaned up. Thank you so much for your contribution! |
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Hi there,
I updated the deprecated PTO API Endpoints to the new ones.
I also updated some class names to better reflect the Clockify API documentation's class names, added some missing properties and updated some property types.
In a future release, we could maybe remove the PTO Client entirely since it's not used anywhere anymore.
Best regards
Dave