fix: regenerate client from updated forge-dashboard spec

openapi/SPEC_COMMIT

@@ -1 +1 @@
-9cb2eaed5ef2fa38a924c4ba72c11d96f0f7cff5
+3d97b910e45612e597ee18616e32be95decadf35

openapi/openapi.yaml

@@ -893,7 +893,8 @@ paths:
       description: |
         Merges the named pull request using its repo's own configured
         default merge method — GitHub is asked to pick its own repo
-        default; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
+        default, except that a base branch requiring linear history gets
+        squash or rebase, never a merge commit; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
         looks up the repo's configured default merge style first and
         passes that explicitly. Neither takes a method override here;
         picking one is out of scope for this endpoint.
@@ -978,7 +979,8 @@ paths:
         mutation asks for an explicit merge method rather than picking
         the repo's own default itself, so this looks the repo's allowed
         methods up first and picks one with the same merge > squash >
-        rebase precedence Merge already uses; no override is exposed
+        rebase precedence Merge already uses, skipping merge when the
+        default branch requires linear history; no override is exposed
         here either. The pull request stays open and unmerged until the
         forge's own required checks pass on their own.
 

src/forge_dashboard/_generated/api/pull_requests/enable_pull_request_auto_merge.py

@@ -117,7 +117,8 @@ def sync_detailed(
     mutation asks for an explicit merge method rather than picking
     the repo's own default itself, so this looks the repo's allowed
     methods up first and picks one with the same merge > squash >
-    rebase precedence Merge already uses; no override is exposed
+    rebase precedence Merge already uses, skipping merge when the
+    default branch requires linear history; no override is exposed
     here either. The pull request stays open and unmerged until the
     forge's own required checks pass on their own.
 
@@ -168,7 +169,8 @@ def sync(
     mutation asks for an explicit merge method rather than picking
     the repo's own default itself, so this looks the repo's allowed
     methods up first and picks one with the same merge > squash >
-    rebase precedence Merge already uses; no override is exposed
+    rebase precedence Merge already uses, skipping merge when the
+    default branch requires linear history; no override is exposed
     here either. The pull request stays open and unmerged until the
     forge's own required checks pass on their own.
 
@@ -214,7 +216,8 @@ async def asyncio_detailed(
     mutation asks for an explicit merge method rather than picking
     the repo's own default itself, so this looks the repo's allowed
     methods up first and picks one with the same merge > squash >
-    rebase precedence Merge already uses; no override is exposed
+    rebase precedence Merge already uses, skipping merge when the
+    default branch requires linear history; no override is exposed
     here either. The pull request stays open and unmerged until the
     forge's own required checks pass on their own.
 
@@ -265,7 +268,8 @@ async def asyncio(
     mutation asks for an explicit merge method rather than picking
     the repo's own default itself, so this looks the repo's allowed
     methods up first and picks one with the same merge > squash >
-    rebase precedence Merge already uses; no override is exposed
+    rebase precedence Merge already uses, skipping merge when the
+    default branch requires linear history; no override is exposed
     here either. The pull request stays open and unmerged until the
     forge's own required checks pass on their own.
 

src/forge_dashboard/_generated/api/pull_requests/merge_pull_request.py

@@ -120,7 +120,8 @@ def sync_detailed(
 
      Merges the named pull request using its repo's own configured
     default merge method — GitHub is asked to pick its own repo
-    default; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
+    default, except that a base branch requiring linear history gets
+    squash or rebase, never a merge commit; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
     looks up the repo's configured default merge style first and
     passes that explicitly. Neither takes a method override here;
     picking one is out of scope for this endpoint.
@@ -166,7 +167,8 @@ def sync(
 
      Merges the named pull request using its repo's own configured
     default merge method — GitHub is asked to pick its own repo
-    default; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
+    default, except that a base branch requiring linear history gets
+    squash or rebase, never a merge commit; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
     looks up the repo's configured default merge style first and
     passes that explicitly. Neither takes a method override here;
     picking one is out of scope for this endpoint.
@@ -207,7 +209,8 @@ async def asyncio_detailed(
 
      Merges the named pull request using its repo's own configured
     default merge method — GitHub is asked to pick its own repo
-    default; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
+    default, except that a base branch requiring linear history gets
+    squash or rebase, never a merge commit; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
     looks up the repo's configured default merge style first and
     passes that explicitly. Neither takes a method override here;
     picking one is out of scope for this endpoint.
@@ -253,7 +256,8 @@ async def asyncio(
 
      Merges the named pull request using its repo's own configured
     default merge method — GitHub is asked to pick its own repo
-    default; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
+    default, except that a base branch requiring linear history gets
+    squash or rebase, never a merge commit; Forgejo's API has no such default built in, so this
     looks up the repo's configured default merge style first and
     passes that explicitly. Neither takes a method override here;
     picking one is out of scope for this endpoint.