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[3.0.0]

  • REST (BREAKING): RestError now carries the full request url (including the query string) alongside the existing path, so a caller can see the exact endpoint that failed. The RestError constructor gained a url parameter (RestError(statusCode, method, path, url, responseBody)) and a getUrl() accessor; the error message now prints the full url instead of the bare path. Callers constructing RestError directly must pass the url. This mirrors the reference decision that an error envelope carries the full url, not a path.

  • REST: RestError now captures the failing response's headers and exposes getHeaders() + getRequestId() (the platform request id from x-request-id / x-signalwire-request-id / request-id / x-amzn-requestid, case-insensitive), appended to the error message — client-side observability with no wire change, so a caller can correlate a failure against SignalWire's own request id. Transport errors carry empty headers / no request id.

  • REST: transport-level failures (connection refused, DNS failure, reset, TLS error) that never reach an HTTP response are now wrapped in the typed SignalWireRestTransportError (a RestError subclass) instead of leaking a bare IOException. A single catch (RestError) now handles both an HTTP-error response and a transport failure; getStatusCode() returns 0 (the port's sentinel for "no HTTP status") and the underlying transport exception is preserved as the cause. Mirrors the reference SignalWireRestTransportError.

  • RELAY (fix): a java.net.http.HttpClient.send() InterruptedException in the REST layer now restores the thread interrupt status before rethrowing, instead of swallowing the cancellation.

  • RELAY (fix): Action.waitForCompletion() (and its timeout overload) no longer swallow an InterruptedException — the thread's interrupt status is re-asserted so a cancelled wait propagates up the stack.

  • RELAY: RelayClient now honors the RELAY_MAX_ACTIVE_CALLS env var and a maxActiveCalls(int) builder option — inbound calls past the cap are logged and dropped, matching the reference Client(max_active_calls=...).

  • REST: added the Messages resource (client.messages()) — send and redact messages over /api/messaging/messages (create → POST, update → PATCH /{message_id} for redaction), with generated typed request shapes (builder + extras door) and wire tests covering each route (success and error) against the shared mock. Distinct from the message logs namespace (client.logs() .messages()).

  • REST: added the Projects resource (client.projects()) — full CRUD over /api/projects (list/get/create/update/delete) plus rotateSigningKey, with generated typed request/response shapes and wire tests covering each route (success and error) against the shared mock. Distinct from the singular project token namespace (client.project()).

  • REST: the client's resource surface is now fully generated from the shared SignalWire OpenAPI specs, replacing the hand-written resource classes — every resource, route, and typed request/response shape derives from the canonical wire spec, with generated wire tests covering each route (success and error) against the shared mock.

  • REST: list() on paginated resources wires the paginator into an iterator-protocol paginator so callers can page through all results (follows links.next).

  • REST errors carry the full (status, body, url, method) envelope and are raised on any >= 400 response.

  • Wave-1/2/3 hardening: error-envelope, pagination-wired, and dead-public-error parity gates; documentation-truth gates (env-var coverage, numeric-count claims, accessor references); and package/release-readiness gates (SemVer floor, ignore-ledger strict, publish-gated-on-CI, metadata consistency).