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feat: API specs update for version 2.5.x - #131
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Adds the 2.5.x OpenAPI specification and refreshes generated API usage examples across the supported SDKs. The examples cover the expanded client and console API surface, including account, database, OAuth2, storage, and other services. 15827 of 15973 changed files were too large to include in full.
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Fix with agent prompt### Issue 1
examples/2.5.x/client-android/java/account/create-o-auth-2-session.md:19
**Import Java collection types used in the examples**
This and the new Android Java examples that call `List.of()` or `Map.of()` do not import `java.util.List` or `java.util.Map`; neither type is implicitly available in Java, so the snippets fail to compile as written. Please add the corresponding imports wherever these collection factories are used.
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| OAuthProvider.AMAZON, // provider | ||
| "https://example.com", // success (optional) | ||
| "https://example.com", // failure (optional) | ||
| List.of(), // scopes (optional) |
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Import Java collection types used in the examples
This and the new Android Java examples that call List.of() or Map.of() do not import java.util.List or java.util.Map; neither type is implicitly available in Java, so the snippets fail to compile as written. Please add the corresponding imports wherever these collection factories are used.
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**Import Java collection types used in the examples**
This and the new Android Java examples that call `List.of()` or `Map.of()` do not import `java.util.List` or `java.util.Map`; neither type is implicitly available in Java, so the snippets fail to compile as written. Please add the corresponding imports wherever these collection factories are used.
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This PR contains API specification updates for version 2.5.x.