@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ use NetSuite\NetSuiteService;
5353
5454$config = [
5555 // required -------------------------------------
56- "endpoint" => "2020_2 ",
56+ "endpoint" => "2021_1 ",
5757 "host" => "https://webservices.netsuite.com",
5858 "account" => "MYACCT1",
5959 "consumerKey" => "0123456789ABCDEF",
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ use NetSuite\NetSuiteService;
8080
8181$config = [
8282 // required -------------------------------------
83- "endpoint" => "2020_2 ",
83+ "endpoint" => "2021_1 ",
8484 "host" => "https://webservices.netsuite.com",
8585 "email" => "jDoe@netsuite.com",
8686 "password" => "mySecretPwd",
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ you'll have a client instance in the container.
127127
128128## Account-Specific Data Center URLs
129129
130- With ` 2019_1 ` , this library provides support to utilize NetSuite's new
130+ With ` 2021_1 ` , this library provides support to utilize NetSuite's new
131131account-specific data center URL detection on each request. In practice, this
132132lookup does have a measurable overhead cost. As such, I'd suggest using this
133133feature only if your manner of NetSuite integration is such that you make
@@ -173,8 +173,8 @@ $service->logRequests(false); // Turn logging off.
173173
174174This repository always contains classes generated from the version of the
175175NetSuite PHP Toolkit corresponding with the web services version denoted
176- by the specific release. Release ` v2020.2 .0` , for instance, is the first
177- release built against NetSuite's ` 2020_1 ` web services toolkit. If you want
176+ by the specific release. Release ` v2021.1 .0` , for instance, is the first
177+ release built against NetSuite's ` 2021_1 ` web services toolkit. If you want
178178to generate the class files yourself, for whatever reason, there is code
179179included with the package to do so, using the following steps:
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