Regenerate Postman collections for v2.7-2.13#456
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Why?
Postman collections for v2.7-2.13 were last bulk-generated in PR #302 (Sep 2025) and have since drifted from the underlying OpenAPI specs. The CI pipeline only processes changed YAML files per push, so spec changes that landed after #302 (e.g.
display_avatarquery param in #451, descriptive path parameter names in #306) were never reflected in these older collections.Towards https://github.com/intercom/intercom/issues/489015
How?
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node scripts/postman/generate-postman-in-repo.jsto regenerate all collections from current specs, scoped to v2.7-2.13 only. v2.14, v2.15, and Preview are handled separately in #455.Generated with Claude Code