Release Notes :: SAYMON REST API

SAYMON 3.15.90 – 26.04.2024

active and history incidents' models have been reworked to correspond with each other;
added Get Comments List for Historic Incident request;
added the option to disable authentication via API token;
added the ability to subscribe to custom WebSocket-events sent by server extensions.
added the Get Flow Properties request.

The latest added comment for incident is now available both in:
- a comment field of the incident,
- the history of incident’s comments.
Added unified requests that work with both objects and links:
The system now stores the previous stat payload in the stat record.

Added displayName to User model. Some requests now return display name in the login field to users without proper permissions.
You can now specify the incident filter when subscribing to the Incidents event.
Added Get Link’s Parent Paths and Get Object’s Parent Paths requests.
Reworked the Incident Comment system. Users can now add multiple comments to a single incident.

Users without manage-users permissions now get less information in Get User by ID and Get All Users requests.

Created a version of this documentation as a Postman collection.
Added a new incident filter. You can now filter incidents by the parent’s Tag.
Added source_name and target_name fields to the Link model.
Added a new reason code — Incorrect State Condition (17).
Added new methods for Properties — Get Class Properties, Get Object Properties, and Get Link Properties.
Added new methods for getting the specified amount of recent metrics — Get Object’s N Last Metrics and Get Link’s N Last Metrics.
Added Incident Properties and methods for working with them — Set Incident Properties and Delete Incident Properties.
PDF Documents attached to objects and links are no longer split into separate pages. See the Download PDF Document for more information on how to work with PDF documents.
Exposed Client Configuration in the REST API. Added the following methods:

Undo Incident Acknowledgement now correctly sets both acknowledgedBy and acknowledgementTimestamp fields to null.
Fixed incorrect behavior when setting skip and limit at the same time.

Added new features to the password policies. You can now request a password change on first login, set a password lifetime and set a number of consecutive unique passwords.
Added password log.
Added favorites.
Added new sourceType for Users using Keycloak authentication.
Bumped up the Socket.IO version to 4.5.0.
Added a new incident filter. You can now filter incidents by the parent entity.

Fixed an incorrect behavior when trying to set an object’s multiparent as an array with Create Object request.
Fixed an issue that led to an incorrect timestamp of an SNMP trap being recorded in the event log.
Fixed an incorrect response from the Create State request.
Fixed an issue where an incident would be returned by the Get All Incidents request despite all of its parent objects being deleted.