Type template id as string to allow aliases (#119)#125
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EmailMessageTemplate.TemplateId was a Guid, but the send-email API accepts either a UUID or a user-assigned alias string for template.id. Typing it as Guid made hosted templates identified by alias impossible to send. Change it to string, which handles both.
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Auto-approved: Changes type of TemplateId from Guid to string to support template aliases. Adds serialization tests for alias IDs. Low-impact, well-tested.
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Resolves #119.
Problem
EmailMessageTemplate.TemplateId(thetemplate.idsent with an email) was typed asGuid. The send-email API accepts either a UUID or a user-assigned alias string fortemplate.id(server validatesz.union([z.guid(), z.string().max(54)])). Typing it asGuidmakes it impossible to send a hosted template identified by its alias.Fix
Change
TemplateIdfromGuidtostring, which accepts both a UUID and an alias. This only affects the send path; the template-management APIs (retrieve/update/delete/publish/duplicate) keep theirGuidid and their existingstringalias overloads.Verification
Build + full suite on .NET 8: 117/117 pass (2 new serialization tests for alias ids).
Summary by cubic
Allow sending templates by alias by changing
EmailMessageTemplate.TemplateIdto a string. The send API now accepts both UUID and alias values fortemplate.id.EmailMessageTemplate.TemplateIdtostring(useguid.ToString()if needed).Guidid with existing alias overloads).Written for commit 6483688. Summary will update on new commits.