fix: sdk date enum issue#28
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Pull request overview
Updates the Speakeasy overlay used to generate this TypeScript SDK so dateFormat schemas can include additional dd-MM-yyyy-style variants without enum/name collisions.
Changes:
- Added
DdMMDashYyyyto thex-speakeasy-enumslist for$..properties.dateFormat. - Added
DdMMDashYyyyHhMmAandDdMMDashYyyyHHmmto the same list.
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| - EeeeMmmmDdCommaYyyy | ||
| - DdMMSlashYyyyHhMmA | ||
| - DdMMSlashYyyyHHmm | ||
| - DdMMDashYyyyHhMmA |
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| - YyyyMMddHhMmA | ||
| - YyyyMMdd | ||
| - DdMMSlashYyyy | ||
| - DdMMDashYyyy | ||
| - MmDdSlashYyyy |
Mythie
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May 20, 2026
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Add 3 new date enums