Add in getLastEdited API call#820
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This new HTTP API call, getLastEdited, will return the time of the last revision, in UNIX timestamp format.
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I think it should be |
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On 12-06-27 10:34 AM, Marcel Klehr wrote:
If you have merge rights on develop, I can change the function name to Mark Holmquist |
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anything w/ "get" In the name is not RESTless strictly speaking so our naming schema will prolly be completely rewritten in V2. Technically correct name would be "mostRecentPadEditTime" but that's being picky.. |
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Good work Mark, another good un :) |
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getLastEdited is a cool new HTTP API call you can make! Test it out, it's super-fun!
(should close #103)