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security-profiles #17

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cdot65 and others added 12 commits October 16, 2024 06:17
Moved models into the 'objects' sub-directory and updated import paths across various files. Also reorganized the security-related files into the config/security directory for better module management.
The `validate_container_type` model validator was removed from the `AddressRequestModel`. This validator was duplicative as the necessary validation is already covered by another existing validator. Removing it helps simplify and streamline the code.
This method duplicate-checks a single condition that is already validated by another method. Removing it reduces the code complexity and minimizes the risk of conflicting validations.
Corrected file paths in application, address group, address, application group, and service models. Also, added an `__init__.py` file to the security module for proper module initialization.
Introduce comprehensive models for anti-spyware profiles, including actions, rules, threat exceptions, and API request/response structures. These models ensure accurate representation and validation of anti-spyware settings.
Introduced the `AntiSpywareProfile` class to manage Anti-Spyware Profiles within the SCM. Updated the relevant models and documentation to reflect the new functionality. Bumped version to 0.1.7 in `pyproject.toml`.
Implemented comprehensive validation and functionality tests for AntiSpywareProfile, including CRUD operations and model-specific checks. Extended AddressRequestModel tests to cover various validation cases, ensuring robustness and correctness of the models.
Reorganized the documentation to segregate configuration objects and security services for improved clarity. Deleted outdated models.md and created new directories for objects and security services each with dedicated overview files. Updated all relevant links and references accordingly.
Trimmed down class definitions in the Mermaid diagram for clarity and enhanced SDK documentation to include information about data model structures in Python dictionaries.
Bump the version in pyproject.toml to 0.1.8. Add release notes for version 0.1.8, including the addition of pytests to support Anti Spyware Profiles.
Updated the titles for Anti Spyware Security Profile in both configuration and model sections. This change enhances readability and provides a clearer understanding of the documentation structure.
@cdot65 cdot65 merged commit 749dfdb into main Oct 17, 2024
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@cdot65 cdot65 deleted the security-profiles branch October 17, 2024 01:54
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