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OpenAPI spec files or templates have been modified on 25-11-2025 by commit.

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This pull request automates the update of services and models based on recent modifications to OpenAPI specification files. It primarily introduces new capabilities for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) within the Balance Platform by adding dedicated API clients for managing SCA associations and devices. These changes enhance the platform's security features by providing programmatic control over authentication processes.

Highlights

  • New SCA Association Management API: Introduced a new API client, SCAAssociationManagementApi, which provides functionalities to approve, list, and remove Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) associations within the Balance Platform.
  • New SCA Device Management API: Added a new API client, SCADeviceManagementApi, enabling operations to begin and finish the registration process for SCA devices, as well as to submit new SCA associations for a device.
  • BalancePlatform Service Integration: The main BalancePlatform service has been updated to include and expose the newly generated SCAAssociationManagementApi and SCADeviceManagementApi clients, making these new functionalities accessible.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces two new services, SCAAssociationManagementApi and SCADeviceManagementApi, through code generation. The changes are well-contained and correctly integrated. My review focuses on the generated code in the new files, where I've identified some opportunities for improvement. Specifically, the endpoint URL construction can be simplified to be more idiomatic and readable in Ruby. I've also noted a minor style issue with trailing whitespace. Addressing these points could help refine the code generation templates for future updates.

Comment on lines +17 to +19
endpoint = '/scaAssociations'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s')
endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '')
endpoint = format(endpoint)

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The construction of the endpoint string is overly complex for a static path. It can be simplified to a single string assignment, which improves readability and is more idiomatic in Ruby. This simplification can be applied to the other methods in this file (list_associations on lines 27-29 and remove_association on lines 37-39) as well.

      endpoint = 'scaAssociations'

endpoint = '/scaAssociations'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s')
endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '')
endpoint = format(endpoint)

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medium

This line contains trailing whitespace. It's a good practice to remove it to maintain a clean codebase. This issue is also present on line 40 in this file, and on lines 20, 30, and 40 in lib/adyen/services/balancePlatform/sca_device_management_api.rb.

Comment on lines +17 to +19
endpoint = '/scaDevices'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s')
endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '')
endpoint = format(endpoint)

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medium

The construction of the endpoint string for this static path is overly complex. It can be simplified to a single string assignment for better readability and more idiomatic code.

      endpoint = 'scaDevices'

Comment on lines +27 to +29
endpoint = '/scaDevices/{deviceId}'.gsub(/{.+?}/, '%s')
endpoint = endpoint.gsub(%r{^/}, '')
endpoint = format(endpoint, device_id)

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medium

This endpoint construction with a path parameter can be made more readable and idiomatic by using Ruby's string interpolation instead of gsub and format. This simplification can also be applied to the submit_sca_association method on lines 37-39.

      endpoint = "scaDevices/#{device_id}"

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