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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Bug fix - This is a bug fix that addresses a type definition issue.

What is the current behavior?

Before this change, the objeto property in the PIXRecPayload type was required (line 138 in the vinculo object). This means that when creating or working with PIX recurrence payloads, developers were forced to always provide the objeto field, even when it might not be necessary or available in certain scenarios.

What is the new behavior (if this is a feature change)?

The objeto property is now optional (marked with ?). This allows developers to create PIXRecPayload objects without necessarily providing the objeto field, making the type definition more flexible and aligned with real-world usage scenarios where this field might not always be required.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Relaxed the requirement for the vinculo.objeto field in PIX receive payloads; it is now optional. This prevents unnecessary validation/type errors when the field is absent in real-world responses and reduces integration friction.
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    • Updated type definitions to reflect the optional nature of vinculo.objeto in PIX dynamic payloads, improving alignment with upstream data and enhancing developer experience without impacting existing functionality.

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Walkthrough

In src/types/pixDynamicPayload.ts, the PIXRecPayload type was updated: the vinculo.objeto field changed from a required string to an optional readonly string.

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Type definition update
src/types/pixDynamicPayload.ts
Made PIXRecPayload.vinculo.objeto optional (readonly objeto?: string) instead of required (readonly objeto: string).

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/types/pixDynamicPayload.ts (1)

138-138: Add a short doc comment to clarify optionality.

Document when objeto is expected to be present for downstream clarity.

-    readonly objeto?: string;
+    /** Opcional: presente apenas quando aplicável ao vínculo da recorrência. */
+    readonly objeto?: string;
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src/types/pixDynamicPayload.ts (2)

135-141: vinculo.objeto Optionality Confirmed Safe

No occurrences of vinculo.objeto (direct access, destructuring, or non-null assertions) were found in the codebase. Making it optional is purely a type‐level improvement with no runtime impact. LGTM.


135-141: exactOptionalPropertyTypes is not enabled – default (false) applies

I’ve searched all tsconfig*.json files and did not find exactOptionalPropertyTypes set, so the compiler is using its default (false). That means objeto?: string will accept undefined when explicitly assigned. If that matches your intent, no change is needed; otherwise, you can enable it in your tsconfig.json:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "exactOptionalPropertyTypes": true
  }
}

@thalesog thalesog merged commit a3227c1 into thalesog:master Aug 15, 2025
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## [2.8.2](v2.8.1...v2.8.2) (2025-08-15)

### Bug Fixes

* make objeto property optional in PIXRecPayload type ([#37](#37)) ([a3227c1](a3227c1))
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