fix: 'conversation_parts.assigned_to' property is an object#86
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fix: 'conversation_parts.assigned_to' property is an object#86danilofuchs wants to merge 1 commit intosinger-io:masterfrom
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Updated the 'assigned_to' property to accept an object type in the JSON schema. The current implementation converts a Python dict to text
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Description of change
Updated the 'conversation_parts.assigned_to' property to accept an object type in the JSON schema.
The current implementation assumes it is a string, leading to a weird Python Dict representation in the target database:

https://developers.intercom.com/docs/references/2.12/rest-api/api.intercom.io/conversations/retrieveconversation

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