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Hi, When using Plastic SCM GUI, a item removed locally (a deleted file) appears in the "Pending Changes" section and this change can be checkin. I cannot figure out how to to replicate this using the REST API, i.e I would like to checkin a file deletion. I tried setting the `paths` parameter to the path of the deleted file or of the directory where the deleted file was located. url = __api_url + f"/wkspaces/myworkspace/checkin" params = { "paths": [ "wkpath/to/file" # also tried "wkpath/to/file_dir" ], "comment": "Deleting a file", "recurse": True, } res = requests.post( url, headers={ "Content-type": "application/json", "Accept": "application/json", }, data=json.dumps(params), ) print(res.json()) # will print: {'totalSize': 0, 'transferredSize': 0, 'status': 'Checkin operation starting...'} And the response returned by a GET at "api/v1/wkspaces/myworkspace/checkin" is: {"status":"Failed", "message":"There are no changes in the workspace c:\\Users\\Baptiste\\wkspaces\\myworkspace"} What am I missing? How do you submit a file deletion when using the REST API? Thank you!

Hi, I'm having some issues with the restful api add method. It always returns the status code 500. Here is some sample code ( in python ) to add a file as a pending change to a workspace: API_URL = 'http://localhost:9090/api/v1' workspace = "testWorkspace" path = "Assets/Shaders/NewSurfaceShader.shader" url = '%s/wkspaces/%s/content/%s' % ( API_URL , workspace , path ) paramsDict = { 'addPrivateParents' : True , 'checkoutParent' : True , 'recurse' : False } params = str( json.dumps( inParamsDict ) ) response = requests.post( url = url.strip() , data = params ) The url that is formed looks like this: http://localhost:9090/api/v1/wkspaces/testWorkspace/content/Assets/Shaders/NewSurfaceShader.shader The params dict is formatted as json like so: {"recurse": false, "checkoutParent": true, "addPrivateParents": true} I tried without passing the parameters, I have tried with just a directory instead of a file. I have also tried a PUT method, which does not fail, but the response of "affectedPaths" is an empty list. What could be going wrong here?