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- Default POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE payload to {} when request_body is nil
to ensure Content-Type: application/json is sent
- Add request_body support to DELETE (e.g. cancellation_reason for bookings)
- Updated comments for POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE methods to improve readability and maintain consistency in parameter descriptions. - Ensured that the documentation accurately reflects the behavior of each method, including default values for request bodies and additional headers.
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Summary
Fixes HTTParty content type issue when request body is nil.
Changes
{}whenrequest_bodyis nil to ensureContent-Type: application/jsonis sent (HTTParty omits the header when payload is nil)request_bodyparameter support (e.g.cancellation_reasonfor bookings)destroynow accepts optionalrequest_bodyfor cancellation reasons