docs: Boost version provenance, OpenAPI spec refresh - #519
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The note said v1.39. Boost shipped in v1.38.0 and its API surface is unchanged between stable/v1.38 and stable/v1.39.
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Refreshes the committed spec from v1-39/openapi-for-docs: 77 to 81 paths,
adding /aggregate/{collection} and the bm25, hybrid and near-object search
endpoints. info.version is 1.39.0 either way.
The README now leads with the weekly refresh workflow added in #518 and keeps
the manual recipe as a fallback. The old recipe's ${BRANCH} placeholder was a
trap: pasting a branch name into the braces yields a valid parameter expansion,
not a substitution, so the shell silently requests the wrong ref. Because >
truncates before gh runs and gh api writes its error body to stdout, that
replaced the committed spec with a 404 object. The recipe now assigns the
branch on its own line and fetches to a temp file before installing.
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Boost note. It said "Added in
v1.39". Boost shipped in v1.38.0, and the API surface is unchanged betweenstable/v1.38andstable/v1.39(grpc/proto/is byte-identical across the two branches), so the note is now "Added inv1.38". Five pages import this include.OpenAPI spec. Refreshed from
v1-39/openapi-for-docs: 77 to 81 paths, adding/aggregate/{collection}and the bm25, hybrid and near-object search endpoints. Same content the weekly job from #518 would propose, so it will find no diff.README. Leads with that workflow now, manual recipe kept as fallback. The old recipe's
${BRANCH}placeholder was a live trap: pasting a branch name into the braces is a valid parameter expansion, not a substitution, so the shell asks for the wrong ref, and>plusgh apiwriting errors to stdout then overwrites the spec with a 404 object.