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Fix 8.0.1 release note typos (#7040)
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The `Core.MSearchTemplate.RequestItem` type has been renamed to
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`Core.MSearchTemplate.SearchTemplateRequestItem`. It no longer derives from the
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`Union<T1, T2>` type. It has been manually designed to support serialisation to
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`Union<T1, T2>` type. It has been manually designed to support serialization to
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NDJSON, as required by the MSearchTemplate endpoint.
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The `MultiSearchTemplateRequest.SearchTemplates` property has been updated to
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use this newly defined type.
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This breaking change has been included in this patch release due to the
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original code-generated type not functioning correctly and therefore we have
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original code-generated type functioning incorrectly, and therefore, we have
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determined that this should ship ASAP.
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[discrete]
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==== MultiSearch type changes
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The `Core.MSearch.SearchRequestItem` type has been sealed for consistency with
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the design choices in the rest of the client. While technically breaking, we
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have decided that this should be included in this release before any potential
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the design choices of the rest of the client. While technically breaking, we
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have decided that this should be included in this release before any potentially
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derived types may exist in consuming applications.
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[discrete]
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==== Sealing union types
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Code-generated types derived from `Union<T1, T2>` where incorrectly unsealed.
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Code-generated types derived from `Union<T1, T2>` were incorrectly unsealed.
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While technically breaking, we have decided that these should be sealed in this
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patch release before any potential derived types may exist in consuming
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applications. Sealing types by default aligns with our broader design choices

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