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Publisher_UndeleteRelease​

This method allows to recover a release while still in the grace period.

Path Parameters
  • user string required

    The user id.

  • release string required

    The release id.

Responses

OK

Schema
  • name string

    The release resource name.

  • displayName string

    The human-readable display name of the release.

  • description string

    The short description of the release.

  • authoritativeRelease string

    The authoritative release is set only for sub-licensed releases that do not hold any publishing rights on the content being distributed. A common case where the release is to be considered non-authoritative is a translation released by third-parties. In such scenario the original author(s) is to be considered the only publishing authority over the content. If for any reason the authoritative release were to be unpublished or deleted from Animeshon all associated non-authoritative releases will be automatically hidden from public consumption and marked as suspended. Furthermore, there can only be one authoritative release per resource, which means that you can have unlimited non-authoritative releases for one resource but it must have exactly one authoritative release.

  • resource string

    The resource being released.

  • asset string

    The product included in the release.

  • accessGroup string

    The group of users authorized to access the asset.

  • visibility enum

    Possible values: [VISIBILITY_UNSPECIFIED, PRIVATE, MEMBERSHIP, PUBLIC]

    The visibility of the resources included in the asset.

  • state enum

    Possible values: [STATE_UNSPECIFIED, ACTIVE, SCHEDULED, DRAFT, SUSPENDED, DELETED]

    The current release state.

  • labels object

    The map of labels associated with the release.

  • createTime date-time

    The timestamp at which the release was created.

  • updateTime date-time

    The latest timestamp at which the release was updated.

  • expireTime date-time

    The timestamp at which the release will expire.

  • deleteTime date-time

    The timestamp at which the release was deleted.