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* feat: adds new backend-api and http-client packages and generates the api with @hey-api/client-fetch * feat: maps generic T back to promise to avoid usage of 'any' * feat: sets up baseUrl and auth for the new client * feat: gets the api base url from server context instead of the http client * feat: gets the api base url from server context instead of the http client * feat: allows undefined token for xhr requests * feat: changes the response object to be either type T directly (to support @hey-api/client-fetch) or the given type if the response does not contain a 'data' object * revert interface * feat: creates an api return type to comply with @hey-api/client-fetch * feat: maps T back to the data model for non-api types * feat: simplify api response to return the promise you sent to it with an optional error object * feat: moves http related modules to the core package * feat: updates the required type of the client for the api interceptors * docs: removes invalid property * feat: adds request parameters to documents * feat: adds request parameters to imaging * feat: adds return type to item-server-data-source-base * feat: adds request parameters to webhooks * feat: adds request parameters to users * feat: renames all `requestBody` to `body` to conform with new client-fetch * feat: uses query to take parameters in * feat: adds data source response to tree types * feat: adds request parameters to templating * feat: adds request parameters to templating * feat: adds request parameters to telemetry * feat: adds request parameters to tags * feat: adds request parameters to examine management * feat: adds request parameters to relations * feat: adds request parameters to packages * feat: catches new api errors that are direct problem details objects * feat: adds default interceptor to handle Umb-Generated-Resource headers * feat: uses an error interceptor specifically to catch errors to avoid overhead * feat: adds request parameters to members * Revert "feat: uses an error interceptor specifically to catch errors to avoid overhead" This reverts commit 7ffb7b29bfe4ddbc51736434db78372767731dd1. * feat: adds request parameters to media * feat: adds request parameters to log viewer * feat: adds request parameters to languages * feat: adds request parameters to health check * feat: adds request parameters to oembed * feat: adds request parameters to documents * feat: adds request parameters to redirect management * feat: adds request parameters to blueprints * feat: adds request parameters to dictionary * feat: adds request parameters to data types * feat: adds request parameters to temporary file * feat: instructs delete methods to return an unknown value * feat: allows default value to be unknown * feat: adds request parameters to culture * chore: import path * feat: adds correct models to mocks * feat: adds correct models to installer and upgrader * feat: adds correct models to mocks * chore: forgot to move ignore line * chore: ignores generated files in eslint * chore: removes old generated files * feat: moves network connection status manager back into the main app to avoid imports from core * chore: update imports * feat: generate API for login screen without relying on the backoffice * feat: uses the generated models on the login screen * feat: sets 'credentials' to 'include' and adds it back to openapiconfiguration to avoid a breaking change * adds back in commands moved to a workspace * chore: vscode workspace settings formatted and useFlatConfig added for better compatibility
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