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PagerDuty breaking change: PUT /v3/schedules/{id}/custom_shifts/{custom_shift_id}

the request property `custom_shift/end_time` became required

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Which field and classification rule changed?

Changed field
custom_shift/end_time
Rule ID
request.now_required
Classifier version
2026-10-15.2
Direction
request
Finding ID
chg_edcd464db7bf7161e7769aae7d3e4390da3ddecdf6ab1369152d1d1ee32eeab3

What is the recorded before and after evidence?

Previous specification SHA-256: 6c19f1f4b622e7d098e0a5a5f5ce04afdc0a21a5b9c1cb7b1649a594e88f2345

Revised specification SHA-256: 46bd6195063f262aef3b13de96e7c206d5c6f3e6aa79154c5655cce436b584db

Publisher version: 2.0.0 to 2.0.0.

  ...
              end_time: 2025-03-15T18:00:00Z
              start_time: 2025-03-15T10:00:00Z
+             type: custom_shift
          schema:
            properties:
              custom_shift:
                description: |
+                 The request replaces the full custom shift. Send every required
+                 field, even the fields that do not change.
+ 
                  If the shift has already started,
                  only `end_time` can be modified.
  ...
                    format: date-time
                    type: string
+                 type:
+                   enum:
+                     - custom_shift
+                   type: string
+               required:
+                 - type
+                 - start_time
+                 - end_time
+                 - assignments
                type: object
            required:
  ...

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