I'm trying to list escalation policies and get the id and summary of their team, and I noticed EscalationPolicy.Teams is a slice of APIReference (here), so it only contains the team id, not the summary.
However, when looking at the JSON payload of the GET /escalation_policies and GET /escalation_policies/{id} endpoints, I noticed the teams attribute looks like an array of APIObjects, the summary, self, and html_url attributes are there, for example:
Would it be possible to make EscalationPolicy.Teams a []APIObject instead of []APIReference? Maybe I'm missing something and it wouldn't work in some cases.
For use cases like mine (getting the escalation policy's team name), it would avoid an extra API call since the information is already there. Currently, as a workaround I think I'll need either to implement something custom using .Do(), or make extra API calls to the teams API endpoint.
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I'm trying to list escalation policies and get the id and summary of their team, and I noticed
EscalationPolicy.Teams
is a slice ofAPIReference
(here), so it only contains the team id, not the summary.However, when looking at the JSON payload of the
GET /escalation_policies
andGET /escalation_policies/{id}
endpoints, I noticed theteams
attribute looks like an array of APIObjects, thesummary
,self
, andhtml_url
attributes are there, for example:Would it be possible to make
EscalationPolicy.Teams
a[]APIObject
instead of[]APIReference
? Maybe I'm missing something and it wouldn't work in some cases.For use cases like mine (getting the escalation policy's team name), it would avoid an extra API call since the information is already there. Currently, as a workaround I think I'll need either to implement something custom using
.Do()
, or make extra API calls to the teams API endpoint.