social.colibri.beta.bridge.deleteThread

Deletes a thread the calling bridge opened, along with its space.

Repository @colibri.social did:plc:mprdjqjluoswa7awzggaggj3 namespace authority
Details · procedure
Kindprocedure
Authoritybridge.beta.colibri.social
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Procedure

procedure · POST

Input

application/json

community

requiredstring · did

The community the registration belongs to.

registration

requiredstring · tid

Record key of the registration.

thread

requiredstring · space-ref

The thread's space.

Output

application/json

Errors

AuthRequired

The request is missing, malformed, or unverifiable service auth.

CommunityNotFound

No community exists at the given DID.

RegistrationNotFound

The community has no bridge registration with that id.

Forbidden

The caller is not the bridge this registration belongs to.

RegistrationDisabled

An admin has paused this registration.

ChannelNotLinked

The channel is not linked to this registration.

RateLimited

The bridge sent too many requests. Retry after the interval in the response headers.

CredentialsUnavailable

The AppView cannot act as the community because its stored credentials are missing or unusable.

ThreadNotFound

No thread exists in that space.

NotBridged

The thread was not opened for this registration.

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  • Deletes a thread's space. Messages members wrote in it stay in their own repos and become unreadable to everyone but their authors, the same way deleting a channel works. Messages that were moved into the thread go with it.

  • Deletes a message the calling bridge posted.

  • Disconnects a bridge from a community and deletes its registration. Messages it already relayed stay.

  • Disconnects the calling bridge from a community and deletes its registration, for when the remote space removed the bridge. Messages it already relayed stay.

  • Opens a thread beside a linked channel for someone on another service. The community writes the thread, attributed to that person.