Changelog

Seating charts now get live updates about changes to the not-for-sale config

Category defined on the chart can be overridden on an event (to change the label or color)

Deleted workspaces don't appear in the list of subaccounts anymore

Removed legacy routes:

• GET /subaccounts/active
• GET /subaccounts/inactive
• POST /subaccounts/secret-key/actions/regenerate
• POST /subaccounts/designer-key/actions/regenerate
• POST /subaccounts/charts/{chartKey}/actions/copy-to/parent

Endpoints that return data about seats (e.g. the book endpoint) now return the parentDisplayedObjectType for seats in a row, if the row has a displayed object type set in Designer (e.g. row, couch, or bar)

Inactive workspaces can now be deleted

Calls that list status changes are now much faster for events with many status changes

Marking objects as Not For Sale on a season, if they're already NFS on a(n) event(s) in that season (and vice versa) now properly returns a 400 response, as this would lead to inconsistent state.

Resale seats that belong to the same listing are hovered and selected as a group

Best available calls support passing in sections

Made booking best available seats by category faster

Many best available calls for single categories are faster than before (e.g. some calls for Cat1, some calls for Cat2).

Extra data is now preserved when objects are held or unheld due to ticket buyer selection or deselection, and when a hold expires.

Hard cap on the maximum number of objects in the endpoints to hold or release holds

Breaking change: when listing all charts with expand=events, we return at most 10 events per chart (and not all events).

Overriding and using the season status for an object can be done in batch, together with other status changes.

Calls in the regular lane (not the priority lane) were accidentally limited to 5 instead of 10 concurrent requests. Now the limit is 10, as documented.