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    • Updated the Python code sample for the /upscale endpoint to correctly serialize parameters, improving clarity and accuracy for users referencing the example.

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The Python code sample in the OpenAPI documentation for the /upscale POST endpoint was updated to serialize the image_request parameter as a JSON string using json.dumps(). An import statement for the json module was also added. No changes were made to the API specification itself.

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src/libs/Ideogram/openapi.yaml Updated Python code sample: serialized image_request with json.dumps() and imported json module.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/libs/Ideogram/openapi.yaml (1)

550-553: Optional: Use context manager for file uploads
In longer-running scripts, opening files without a context manager can leave file handles open. Consider structuring the upload like this to guarantee closure:

- files={ "image_file": open("<file1>", "rb") }
+ with open("<file1>", "rb") as f:
+     response = requests.post(
+         "https://api.ideogram.ai/upscale",
+         headers={ "Api-Key": "<apiKey>" },
+         data={ "image_request": json.dumps({ "resemblance": 55, "detail": 90 }) },
+         files={ "image_file": f }
+     )
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src/libs/Ideogram/openapi.yaml (1)

550-550: Proper JSON serialization for image_request
The change correctly adds import json and wraps the image_request object with json.dumps(...), ensuring that the field is sent as a JSON string within the multipart form-data request. This aligns with the server’s expectations for the /upscale endpoint.

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