Generated Latest Changes for v2021-02-25

lib/recurly/requests/invoice_create.rb

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ class InvoiceCreate < Request
       define_attribute :currency, String
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For any value, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due.  For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`. For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For `manual` collection method, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due. For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  For `automatic` collection method, the additional 24 hours is not added. For example, On-Receipt is due immediately, and `net 30` will become due exactly 30 days from invoice generation, at which point Recurly will attempt collection. When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/requests/purchase_create.rb

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ class PurchaseCreate < Request
       define_attribute :line_items, Array, { :item_type => :LineItemCreate }
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For any value, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due.  For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`. For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For `manual` collection method, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due. For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  For `automatic` collection method, the additional 24 hours is not added. For example, On-Receipt is due immediately, and `net 30` will become due exactly 30 days from invoice generation, at which point Recurly will attempt collection. When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/requests/subscription_change_create.rb

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ class SubscriptionChangeCreate < Request
       define_attribute :custom_fields, Array, { :item_type => :CustomField }
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer normally paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. During a subscription change, it's not necessary to provide both the `Net Terms Type` and `Net Terms` parameters.  For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer normally paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. During a subscription change, it's not necessary to provide both the `Net Terms Type` and `Net Terms` parameters.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/requests/subscription_create.rb

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ class SubscriptionCreate < Request
       define_attribute :gift_card_redemption_code, String
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For any value, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due.  For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`. For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For `manual` collection method, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due. For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  For `automatic` collection method, the additional 24 hours is not added. For example, On-Receipt is due immediately, and `net 30` will become due exactly 30 days from invoice generation, at which point Recurly will attempt collection. When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/requests/subscription_update.rb

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ class SubscriptionUpdate < Request
       define_attribute :gateway_code, String
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For any value, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due.  For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`. For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For `manual` collection method, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due. For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  For `automatic` collection method, the additional 24 hours is not added. For example, On-Receipt is due immediately, and `net 30` will become due exactly 30 days from invoice generation, at which point Recurly will attempt collection. When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/resources/fraud_risk_rule.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+# This file is automatically created by Recurly's OpenAPI generation process
+# and thus any edits you make by hand will be lost. If you wish to make a
+# change to this file, please create a Github issue explaining the changes you
+# need and we will usher them to the appropriate places.
+module Recurly
+  module Resources
+    class FraudRiskRule < Resource
+
+      # @!attribute code
+      #   @return [String] The Kount rule number.
+      define_attribute :code, String
+
+      # @!attribute message
+      #   @return [String] Description of why the rule was triggered
+      define_attribute :message, String
+    end
+  end
+end

lib/recurly/resources/invoice.rb

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ class Invoice < Resource
       define_attribute :line_items, Array, { :item_type => :LineItem }
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For any value, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due.  For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`. For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For `manual` collection method, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due. For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  For `automatic` collection method, the additional 24 hours is not added. For example, On-Receipt is due immediately, and `net 30` will become due exactly 30 days from invoice generation, at which point Recurly will attempt collection. When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/resources/subscription.rb

@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ class Subscription < Resource
       define_attribute :id, String
 
       # @!attribute net_terms
-      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For any value, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due.  For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`. For more information please visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms)
+      #   @return [Integer] Integer paired with `Net Terms Type` and representing the number of days past the current date (for `net` Net Terms Type) or days after the last day of the current month (for `eom` Net Terms Type) that the invoice will become past due. For `manual` collection method, an additional 24 hours is added to ensure the customer has the entire last day to make payment before becoming past due. For example:  If an invoice is due `net 0`, it is due 'On Receipt' and will become past due 24 hours after it's created. If an invoice is due `net 30`, it will become past due at 31 days exactly. If an invoice is due `eom 30`, it will become past due 31 days from the last day of the current month.  For `automatic` collection method, the additional 24 hours is not added. For example, On-Receipt is due immediately, and `net 30` will become due exactly 30 days from invoice generation, at which point Recurly will attempt collection. When `eom` Net Terms Type is passed, the value for `Net Terms` is restricted to `0, 15, 30, 45, 60, or 90`.  For more information on how net terms work with `manual` collection visit our docs page (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/manual-payments#section-collection-terms) or visit (https://docs.recurly.com/docs/automatic-invoicing-terms#section-collection-terms) for information about net terms using `automatic` collection.
       define_attribute :net_terms, Integer
 
       # @!attribute net_terms_type

lib/recurly/resources/transaction.rb

@@ -58,6 +58,10 @@ class Transaction < Resource
       #   @return [String] When processed, result from checking the CVV/CVC value on the transaction.
       define_attribute :cvv_check, String
 
+      # @!attribute fraud_info
+      #   @return [TransactionFraudInfo] Fraud information
+      define_attribute :fraud_info, :TransactionFraudInfo
+
       # @!attribute gateway_approval_code
       #   @return [String] Transaction approval code from the payment gateway.
       define_attribute :gateway_approval_code, String

lib/recurly/resources/transaction_fraud_info.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+# This file is automatically created by Recurly's OpenAPI generation process
+# and thus any edits you make by hand will be lost. If you wish to make a
+# change to this file, please create a Github issue explaining the changes you
+# need and we will usher them to the appropriate places.
+module Recurly
+  module Resources
+    class TransactionFraudInfo < Resource
+
+      # @!attribute decision
+      #   @return [String] Kount decision
+      define_attribute :decision, String
+
+      # @!attribute object
+      #   @return [String] Object type
+      define_attribute :object, String
+
+      # @!attribute reference
+      #   @return [String] Kount transaction reference ID
+      define_attribute :reference, String
+
+      # @!attribute risk_rules_triggered
+      #   @return [Array[FraudRiskRule]] A list of fraud risk rules that were triggered for the transaction.
+      define_attribute :risk_rules_triggered, Array, { :item_type => :FraudRiskRule }
+
+      # @!attribute score
+      #   @return [Integer] Kount score
+      define_attribute :score, Integer
+    end
+  end
+end