Sample Data

{
  "ChangesetId": 1,
  "References": [
    {
      "File": {
        "FileId": 1,
        "FileName": "sample string 2"
      },
      "Folder": {
        "FolderId": 1,
        "FolderPath": "sample string 2"
      },
      "Version": 1,
      "Config": {
        "ConfigurationName": "sample string 1",
        "ConfigurationId": 2
      }
    },
    {
      "File": {
        "FileId": 1,
        "FileName": "sample string 2"
      },
      "Folder": {
        "FolderId": 1,
        "FolderPath": "sample string 2"
      },
      "Version": 1,
      "Config": {
        "ConfigurationName": "sample string 1",
        "ConfigurationId": 2
      }
    }
  ]
}

Sample Data

<UploadModel xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/SWPDM.Models">
  <ChangesetId>1</ChangesetId>
  <References>
    <FileInfo>
      <Config>
        <ConfigurationId>2</ConfigurationId>
        <ConfigurationName>sample string 1</ConfigurationName>
      </Config>
      <File>
        <FileId>1</FileId>
        <FileName>sample string 2</FileName>
      </File>
      <Folder>
        <FolderId>1</FolderId>
        <FolderPath>sample string 2</FolderPath>
      </Folder>
      <Version>1</Version>
    </FileInfo>
    <FileInfo>
      <Config>
        <ConfigurationId>2</ConfigurationId>
        <ConfigurationName>sample string 1</ConfigurationName>
      </Config>
      <File>
        <FileId>1</FileId>
        <FileName>sample string 2</FileName>
      </File>
      <Folder>
        <FolderId>1</FolderId>
        <FolderPath>sample string 2</FolderPath>
      </Folder>
      <Version>1</Version>
    </FileInfo>
  </References>
</UploadModel>

This request also requires a binary Body that consists of the binary files to add to the changeset. Drag/drop the JSON example to Postman and inspect the Body of the HTTP request. The Program.cs example creates the binary file that you can upload using this request.

Send this HTTP request with a changeset ID of 0. If successful, it will return a new changeset ID which you will use in further requests: api/{vaultName}/checkin/buildtree/{changesetId} (Get) and api/{vaultName}/checkin/{changesetId}/{overrideVersion} (Put)