API v4.86.0
Added
- The following endpoints for the new Service Transfer feature, which enables transfers of Linodes between customer accounts, have been added:
- Service Transfers List (GET /account/service-transfers). Returns a collection of all created and accepted Service Transfers.
- Service Transfer Create (POST /account/service-transfers). Creates a transfer request for the specified services. At this time, only Linodes can be transferred.
- Service Transfer Cancel (DELETE /account/service-transfers/{token}). Cancels the Service Transfer for the provided token.
- Service Transfer View (GET /account/service-transfers/{token}). Returns the details of the Service Transfer for the provided token.
- Service Transfer Accept (POST /account/service-transfers/{token}/accept). Accept an Service Transfer for the provided token to receive the services included in the transfer to your account.
Changed
The following endpoints have been deprecated:
- Entity Transfers List (GET /account/entity-transfers).
- Entity Transfer Create (POST /account/entity-transfers).
- Entity Transfer Cancel (DELETE /account/entity-transfers/{token}).
- Entity Transfer View (GET /account/entity-transfers/{token}).
- Entity Transfer Accept (POST /account/entity-transfers/{token}/accept).
The Firewall Create (POST /networking/firewalls) beta endpoint has been updated with the following:
- The required
rules.inbound_policy
andrules.outbound_policy
properties were added to allow controlling default behavior for inbound and outbound traffic, respectively. - The
rules.inbound.action
andrules.outbound.action
properties were added to control traffic for individual rules. These properties are required for inbound and outbound rules and override therules.inbound_policy
andrules.outbound_policy
properties, respectively. - Previously,
rules.inbound
was required. It is now optional. - The
rules.inbound.label
,rules.inbound.description
,rules.outbound.label
, andrules.outbound.description
properties were added for organization and display purposes. - Previously, up to five active Firewalls could be assigned to a single Linode service. Now, only one active Firewall can be assigned to a single Linode service.
- The required
Fixed
A bug has been fixed that prevented correct filtering for the Service Transfers List (GET /account/service-transfers) endpoint
is_sender
property.The Volume Attach (POST /volumes/{volumeId}/attach) endpoint erroneously marked the
linode_id
property as nullable and required. This has been corrected to state that the property is optional and only accepts an integer.