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    • Clarified the format of the version field in the API documentation, specifying that it accepts either a 64-character ID or a full model identifier with version ID.
    • Updated example requests to illustrate the accepted version formats.

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The OpenAPI specification for the Replicate API was updated to clarify the accepted formats for the version field when creating predictions. The documentation now explicitly states that the version can be specified either as a 64-character ID or as a full model identifier in the {owner}/{model}:{id} format. Additionally, the example cURL request in the /predictions POST endpoint was updated to reflect this clarification. No functional changes were made to the API itself.

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src/libs/Replicate/openapi.yaml Clarified documentation for the version field in prediction requests, updated example cURL to show full model identifier format, and expanded schema description for the version property.

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src/libs/Replicate/openapi.yaml (1)

656-658: Clarify accepted version formats in the example
The updated example for the /predictions POST endpoint shows only the full {owner}/{model}:{id} format. Since the schema also accepts a plain 64-character version ID, consider appending a brief note or adding a second cURL snippet demonstrating the legacy-only ID format to cover both supported options.

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  • src/libs/Replicate/openapi.yaml (2 hunks)

Comment on lines 1149 to 1153
version:
type: string
description: The ID of the model version that you want to run.
description: "The ID of the model version that you want to run. This can be specified in two formats:\n\n1. Just the 64-character version ID: `9dcd6d78e7c6560c340d916fe32e9f24aabfa331e5cce95fe31f77fb03121426`\n2. Full model identifier with version ID in the format `{owner}/{model}:{id}`. For example, `replicate/hello-world:9dcd6d78e7c6560c340d916fe32e9f24aabfa331e5cce95fe31f77fb03121426`\n"
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Ensure consistency of version descriptions across schemas
The schemas_version_prediction_request now clearly documents both formats for the version property. However, other parts of the spec (for example, the version field under deployments create/update and in /predictions/{prediction_id}) still reference only the 64-character ID. To maintain uniformity, please align all version property descriptions to mention both supported input formats.

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In src/libs/Replicate/openapi.yaml around lines 1149 to 1153, the description for the `version` property in the `schemas_version_prediction_request` schema includes both supported input formats, but other `version` fields in the spec only mention the 64-character ID format. To fix this, update all `version` property descriptions across the spec, including those under deployments create/update and `/predictions/{prediction_id}`, to consistently document both the 64-character version ID and the full model identifier with version ID format.

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