Code generation: update services and models

[AdyenAutomationBot]

OpenAPI spec files or templates have been modified on 23-07-2025 by commit.

Tokenization Webhooks

Add support for Tokenization Webhooks :

• recurring.token.alreadyExisting
• recurring.token.created
• recurring.token.disabled
• recurring.token.updated

Checkout API

• Add attribute enhancedSchemeData (Enhanced scheme data that may be required for processing the payment) in PaymentAmountUpdateRequest, PaymentCancelRequest, PaymentRefundRequest, PaymentReversalRequest, StandalonePaymentCancelRequest
• Add enum values Payme and PaymePos in PaymentDetails
• Add attribute promoted in PaymentMethod
• Add attribute subtype in RivertyDetails

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request contains automatically generated code updates for various Adyen API services and models. These changes are a direct result of recent modifications to the underlying OpenAPI specification files, ensuring the client library remains synchronized with the latest API definitions, particularly regarding error handling and model consistency.

Highlights

• API Client Updates: Numerous API service files across Balance Platform, Checkout, Legal Entity Management, Management, Payment, Payout, Recurring, Session Authentication, Stored Value, and Transfers have been updated.
• New Error Model Imports: The majority of these updates involve the addition of imports for RestServiceError, ServiceError, or DefaultErrorResponseEntity models, indicating an enhancement or standardization of error handling within the generated client code.
• Parameter Type Refinements: Minor adjustments were made to string literal types in method signatures (e.g., formType in AccountHoldersApi, sortOrder and category in TransactionsApi and TransfersApi) for consistency.
• Model Definition Adjustments: Specific model definitions, such as BalanceWebhookSetting and Attachment, received minor updates, including new imports and docstring clarifications. The TransferDataTracking model also saw a change in its discriminator mapping.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces changes generated from updated OpenAPI specifications. The modifications are applied consistently across numerous service and model files. Key changes include the addition of new error types (RestServiceError, ServiceError, DefaultErrorResponseEntity) to service definitions and a code style improvement, standardizing on single quotes for string literal types in function parameters. The code appears to be well-generated and internally consistent.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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