feat(api): update API spec from langfuse/langfuse 632aafa - #814
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Auto-generated API spec update — JSDoc comment only.
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Overview
This PR is an auto-generated update to a Fern-generated API spec file. The only changes are to JSDoc comment text within GetObservationsV2Request.ts, updating the description of the matches operator from 'token search' wording to 'indexed literal search with token-boundary pruning' and clarifying that % and _ are treated as literal characters (unlike SQL LIKE).
Security risks
None. No executable code paths, types, or runtime behavior are modified. The changes are purely documentation in a generated TypeScript declaration file.
Level of scrutiny
Minimal scrutiny warranted. This is an auto-generated file (header comment confirms 'auto-generated by Fern from our API Definition') and the diff is comment-only.
Other factors
The PR follows the repo's established pattern for API spec updates from the upstream langfuse/langfuse repository. No tests need to change for documentation-only updates.
Greptile Summary
This PR updates the JSDoc comment on the
filterfield ofGetObservationsV2Requestto more accurately describe how thematchesoperator works, auto-generated from the upstreamlangfuse/langfuseAPI spec at commit632aafa.inputandoutputare updated from "accelerated token search" to "accelerated indexed literal search" to better reflect the underlying index semantics.matchesoperator paragraph is expanded to clarify that it performs "indexed literal search with token-boundary pruning," that%and_wildcards are treated as literal characters (unlike SQLLIKE), and thatcontainsshould be used for legacy substring semantics.Confidence Score: 5/5
This is a documentation-only change with no runtime code modifications; safe to merge as-is.
Only the JSDoc comment block is changed — no TypeScript types, runtime logic, or exports are modified. The updated wording more precisely describes
matchesoperator semantics (literal vs. token, wildcard handling) and is consistent with the examples already in the comment.No files require special attention.
Flowchart
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart TD A["Client calls GetObservations v2\nwith filter param"] --> B{Filter column?} B -->|input / output| C{Operator?} B -->|metadata stringObject| D{Operator?} B -->|other columns| E[Standard filter applied] C -->|= or matches| F["Indexed literal search\n(token-boundary pruning,\ncase-insensitive)"] C -->|contains / starts with\nends with / does not contain| G["Rejected unless\naccompanied by = or matches filter"] D -->|matches| H["Indexed literal search\n(case-sensitive,\n% and _ are literal)"] D -->|other| I[Standard string filter] F --> J[Results returned] H --> J I --> J E --> JReviews (1): Last reviewed commit: "feat(api): update API spec from langfuse..." | Re-trigger Greptile