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The /contests/contestid/access endpoint description has an example that shows a capability (patch_time) that is not part of the Capabilities list, rather, the contest_start capability is what should probably be used in the example, eg:
One of the examples for the Access endpoint showed a capability of "patch_time". This capability does not appear in the Capabilities list that says "All capabilities are listed in the table below". Clearly, "patch_time" is not in the list. It makes sense to change the example to use a documented property and "contest_start" makes the most sense here.
Just to be clear, any system can support capabilities that are not in the spec (like additional objects, this is one of the expected places for systems to extend or try new things for future spec versions), but I 100% agree that our examples should use capabilities that are in the spec.
The
/contests/contestid/access
endpoint description has an example that shows a capability (patch_time
) that is not part of the Capabilities list, rather, thecontest_start
capability is what should probably be used in the example, eg:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: