submittedFilesToDelete array parameter from submission PATCH by the following, more RESTy syntax:Content-Disposition: form-data; name="<file input name>[<submitted file to delete UUID>]"
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localizedName and tableViewVisibleDefaultACCEPTEDadditionalData (JSON) for storing free-form metadata on formsfrontendKey and two new query parameters whereFronendKeyIn and whereFrontendKeyNotIn to the GET
form collection operationsubmissionIdentifier to
formIdentifier/submissionIdentifier to be able to get all files of a form efficientlyDbpRelayFormalizeForm) grants into form item (read, update, delete) and submission collection
(DbpRelaySubmissionCollection) grants (create grant, read/update/delete all submissions of the collection),
both using the form identifier as resource identifier.grantedActionsavailableTagstagPermissionsForSubmitters to the form entity, i.e., the tag permissions that users with have submission-level
permissions (as opposed to form-level submission permissions, which are valid for all (non-draft) submissions of a form).
Possible values are:
Form::availableTags an object which has to have at least a non-empty identifier property. Other attributes, like
backgroundColor and name can be used by the frontend to customize the display of tags.Form::availableTags and Submission::tags to users with read permissions for all form submissionslastModifiedById to the submission entity,
which is the user that last modified the submission (initially set to the creator on creation)submission.form.allowedActionsWhenSubmitted (this behavior will
likely change in the future such that existing grants that are also found in submission.form.allowedActionsWhenSubmittedare preservedtags to submission entity and availableTags to form entityACCEPTEDSubmissionGrantAddedEventrelay-authorization-bundle to v0.5Content-Disposition: form-data; name="submittedFiles[<submitted file to delete UUID>]"
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additionalFiles to files section of form schema to allow posting file attributes not
defined in the form schemaSubmittedFile entityfiles sectionfiles section of the form schema on first POSTwhereMayReadSubmissions to GET form collection request, which limits the form results to
those that the user either has read (all) form submissions permissions for, or has submissions that they may read
(e.g. their own submissions)whereReadFormSubmissionsGranted: only return forms where the set of allowed actions contains read_submissions,
i.e. the current user is allowed to read all submissions ofwhereContainsSubmissionsMayRead: only return forms that contain at least one submission that the current
user has a submission-level read permission for. NOTE: forms the current user has a read_submissions permission for
are only returned if they contain at least one submission that the current user has created or was granted read access to.How can I help you explore Laravel packages today?