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api docs: Clean up a few entries in API changelog.

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Tim Abbott 2020-07-13 22:59:15 -07:00
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@ -13,22 +13,25 @@ below features are supported.
**Feature level 24** **Feature level 24**
* The `!avatar()` and `!gravatar()` markdown syntax, which was never * The `!avatar()` and `!gravatar()` markdown syntax, which was never
documented and rarely used, was removed. documented, had inconsistent syntax, and was rarely used, was
removed.
**Feature level 23** **Feature level 23**
* `GET/PUT/POST /users/me/pointer`: Eliminated. We eliminated * `GET/PUT/POST /users/me/pointer`: Removed. Zulip 3.0 removes the
the whole concept of the "global" user pointer leading up to `pointer` concept from Zulip; this legacy data structure was
this commit. replaced by tracking unread messages and loading views centered on
the first unread message.
**Feature level 22** **Feature level 22**
* `GET /attachments`: The date when a message using the attachment was * [`GET /attachments`](/api/get-attachments): The date when a message
sent is now correctly encoded as `date_sent`, replacing the using the attachment was sent is now correctly encoded as
confusingly named `name` field. The `date_sent` and `create_time` `date_sent`, replacing the confusingly named `name` field. The
fields of attachment objects are now encoded as integers; `date_sent` and `create_time` fields of attachment objects are now
(previously the implementation could send floats incorrectly encoded as integers; (previously the implementation could send
suggesting that microsecond precision is relevant). floats incorrectly suggesting that microsecond precision is
relevant).
* `GET /invites`: Now encodes the user ID of the person who created * `GET /invites`: Now encodes the user ID of the person who created
the invitation as `invited_by_user_id`, replacing the previous the invitation as `invited_by_user_id`, replacing the previous
`ref` field (which had that user's Zulip display email address). `ref` field (which had that user's Zulip display email address).