Allow updating an existing session key - #160
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Add a key parameter to Client.update_session so callers can rename a
session. The current session_key stays the lookup identifier for
PATCH /v1/sessions/{keyOrId}.
Co-authored-by: Mike Guida <mike@mguida.com>
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Match update_device(new_name=...) so the lookup identifier (session_key) is distinct from the value to assign. Co-authored-by: Mike Guida <mike@mguida.com>
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Add a
new_keyparameter toClient.update_sessionso callers can rename a session after creation.Docs
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Allows updating an existing session with a new key.