docs(lending): add CBS report retention policy to Supported Outputs - #1874
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Documents the two-layer retention behaviour for categorized bank statement reports: ~90-day window for all report types, plus count-based retention for CBS (only the latest report kept). Includes guidance to use the /latest endpoint and expected 404 behaviour on superseded reportIds. Authored by @hmansour-codat in #1848; recreated as an in-repo branch so CI secrets are available (fork PRs cannot access them). Refs: MED-814 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - **Time-based:** all reports are retained for approximately 90 days from generation, after which they are automatically removed. |
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📝 [vale] <Google.Passive> reported by reviewdog 🐶
In general, use active voice instead of passive voice ('are retained').
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📝 [vale] <Google.Contractions> reported by reviewdog 🐶
Use 'they're' instead of 'they are'.
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| - **Time-based:** all reports are retained for approximately 90 days from generation, after which they are automatically removed. | |
| - **Time-based:** all reports are retained for approximately 90 days from generation, after which they're automatically removed. |
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| - **Time-based:** all reports are retained for approximately 90 days from generation, after which they are automatically removed. | ||
| - **Count-based (categorized bank statements only):** only the most recent report is retained. When a new report is generated, the previous report is immediately deleted, even if it is still within the 90-day window. |
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📝 [vale] <Google.Passive> reported by reviewdog 🐶
In general, use active voice instead of passive voice ('is retained').
| Lending reports are subject to two layers of retention: | ||
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| - **Time-based:** all reports are retained for approximately 90 days from generation, after which they are automatically removed. | ||
| - **Count-based (categorized bank statements only):** only the most recent report is retained. When a new report is generated, the previous report is immediately deleted, even if it is still within the 90-day window. |
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In general, use active voice instead of passive voice ('is generated').
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| - **Time-based:** all reports are retained for approximately 90 days from generation, after which they are automatically removed. | ||
| - **Count-based (categorized bank statements only):** only the most recent report is retained. When a new report is generated, the previous report is immediately deleted, even if it is still within the 90-day window. |
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📝 [vale] <Google.Contractions> reported by reviewdog 🐶
Use 'it's' instead of 'it is'.
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| - **Count-based (categorized bank statements only):** only the most recent report is retained. When a new report is generated, the previous report is immediately deleted, even if it is still within the 90-day window. | |
| - **Count-based (categorized bank statements only):** only the most recent report is retained. When a new report is generated, the previous report is immediately deleted, even if it's still within the 90-day window. |
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The old /swagger/ui/index[.html] URLs 404 and were failing the PR link check. The Swagger UI now lives at /swagger/index.html; anchors follow the generated operation-id pattern used elsewhere in the docs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Recreation of #1848 from an in-repo branch so CI secrets (npm feed token, Docker Hub PAT) are available — the original fork PR could not access them and all builds failed at install/login. All content authored by @hmansour-codat; commit authorship preserved.
Documents the two-layer retention behaviour for categorized bank statement reports:
Includes guidance to use /latest endpoint and explains expected 404 behaviour on superseded reportIds.
Refs: MED-814
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