add docs for new applications field, minor refactoring to fix Python …

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docs/api.md

@@ -84,8 +84,9 @@ As an alternative to importing individual objects into your library, you can acc
 - `get_apps(policy_check_after(opt))` : get a list of Veracode applications (JSON format). If provided, returns only applications that have a policy check date on or after `policy_check_after` (format is `yyyy-mm-dd`).
 - `get_app(guid(opt),legacy_id(opt))`: get information for a single Veracode application using either the `guid` or the `legacy_id` (integer).
 - `get_app_by_name(name)`: get list of applications whose names contain the search string `name`.
-- `create_app(app_name, business_criticality, business_unit(opt), teams(opt), policy_guid(opt), custom_fields(opt array), bus_owner_name(opt), bus_owner_email(opt),git_repo_url(opt),custom_kms_alias(opt))`: create an application profile.
+- `create_app(app_name, business_criticality, description(opt), business_unit(opt), teams(opt), policy_guid(opt), custom_fields(opt array), bus_owner_name(opt), bus_owner_email(opt),git_repo_url(opt),custom_kms_alias(opt))`: create an application profile.
   - `business_criticality`: one of "VERY HIGH", "HIGH", "MEDIUM", "LOW", "VERY LOW"
+  - `description`: extended description of the application
   - `business_unit`: the GUID of the business unit to which the application should be assigned
   - `teams`: a list of the GUIDs of the teams to which the application should be assigned
   - `policy_guid`: the GUID of the policy to set for this application.

docs/applications.md

@@ -7,8 +7,9 @@ The following methods call Veracode REST APIs and return JSON.
 - `Applications().get_all(policy_check_after(opt))` : get a list of Veracode applications (JSON format). If provided, returns only applications that have a policy check date on or after `policy_check_after` (format is `yyyy-mm-dd`).
 - `Applications().get(guid(opt),legacy_id(opt))`: get information for a single Veracode application using either the `guid` or the `legacy_id` (integer).
 - `Applications().get_by_name(name)`: get list of applications whose names contain the search string `name`.
-- `Applications().create(app_name, business_criticality, business_unit(opt), teams(opt), policy_guid(opt), custom_fields(opt array), bus_owner_name(opt), bus_owner_email(opt),git_repo_url(opt),custom_kms_alias(opt))`: create an application profile.
+- `Applications().create(app_name, business_criticality, description(opt), business_unit(opt), teams(opt), policy_guid(opt), custom_fields(opt array), bus_owner_name(opt), bus_owner_email(opt),git_repo_url(opt),custom_kms_alias(opt))`: create an application profile.
   - `business_criticality`: one of "VERY HIGH", "HIGH", "MEDIUM", "LOW", "VERY LOW"
+  - `description`: extended description of the application.
   - `business_unit`: the GUID of the business unit to which the application should be assigned
   - `teams`: a list of the GUIDs of the teams to which the application should be assigned
   - `policy_guid`: the GUID of the policy to set for this application.
@@ -17,7 +18,7 @@ The following methods call Veracode REST APIs and return JSON.
   - `bus_owner_email`: the email address of the business owner of the application
   - `git_repo_url`: the URL to the git repository containing the code for the application
   - `custom_kms_alias`: the alias for the Customer Managed Encryption Key (CMK), which will be used to encrypt/decrypt customer provided data. Note: The Customer Managed Encrytion Key feature must be activated and configured for your organization before attempting to set this value.
-- `Applications().update(guid, app_name, business_criticality, business_unit(opt), teams(opt), policy_guid(opt), custom_fields(opt array), bus_owner_name(opt), bus_owner_email(opt),git_repo_url(opt))`: update an application profile. Note that partial updates are NOT supported, so you need to provide all values including those that aren't changing.
+- `Applications().update(guid, app_name, business_criticality, description(opt),business_unit(opt), teams(opt), policy_guid(opt), custom_fields(opt array), bus_owner_name(opt), bus_owner_email(opt),git_repo_url(opt))`: update an application profile. Note that partial updates are NOT supported, so you need to provide all values including those that aren't changing.
 - `Applications().delete(guid)`: delete the application identified by `guid`. This is not a reversible action.
 
 ## Custom Fields

pyproject.toml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 [project]
 name = 'veracode_api_py'
-version = '0.9.57'
+version = '0.9.58'
 authors = [ {name = "Tim Jarrett", email="tjarrett@veracode.com"} ]
 description = 'Python helper library for working with the Veracode APIs. Handles retries, pagination, and other features of the modern Veracode REST APIs.'
 readme = 'README.md'
@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ dependencies = {file = ["requirements.txt"]}
 [project.urls]
 "Homepage" = "https://github.com/veracode/veracode-api-py"
 "Bug Tracker" = "https://github.com/veracode/veracode-api-py/issues"
-"Download" = "https://github.com/veracode/veracode-api-py/archive/v_0957.tar.gz"
+"Download" = "https://github.com/veracode/veracode-api-py/archive/v_0958.tar.gz"

setup.py

@@ -7,15 +7,15 @@
 setup(
   name = 'veracode_api_py',         
   packages = ['veracode_api_py'],   
-  version = '0.9.57',      
+  version = '0.9.58',      
   license='MIT',        
   description = 'Python helper library for working with the Veracode APIs. Handles retries, pagination, and other features of the modern Veracode REST APIs.',   
   long_description = long_description,
   long_description_content_type="text/markdown",
   author = 'Tim Jarrett',                  
   author_email = 'tjarrett@veracode.com',      
   url = 'https://github.com/tjarrettveracode',  
-  download_url = 'https://github.com/veracode/veracode-api-py/archive/v_0957.tar.gz',    
+  download_url = 'https://github.com/veracode/veracode-api-py/archive/v_09578tar.gz',    
   keywords = ['veracode', 'veracode-api'],   
   install_requires=[            
           'veracode-api-signing'

veracode_api_py/applications.py

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ def create(self,app_name:str ,business_criticality, description: str=None, busin
                                       custom_fields=custom_fields, bus_owner_name=bus_owner_name, 
                                       bus_owner_email=bus_owner_email, git_repo_url=git_repo_url, custom_kms_alias=custom_kms_alias)
 
-    def update(self,guid: UUID,app_name:str, description: str=None, business_criticality, business_unit: UUID=None, 
+    def update(self,guid: UUID,app_name:str, business_criticality, description: str=None, business_unit: UUID=None, 
                teams=[], policy_guid:UUID=None, custom_fields=[],
                bus_owner_name=None,bus_owner_email=None, git_repo_url=None):
         return self._create_or_update("UPDATE",app_name=app_name,business_criticality=business_criticality,
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ def delete(self,guid: UUID):
         uri = 'appsec/v1/applications/{}'.format(guid)
         return APIHelper()._rest_request(uri,'DELETE')
 
-    def _create_or_update(self,method,app_name: str,description: str=None,business_criticality, business_unit: UUID=None, 
+    def _create_or_update(self,method,app_name: str, business_criticality, description: str=None, business_unit: UUID=None, 
                           teams=[],guid=None,policy_guid:UUID=None, custom_fields=[], 
                           bus_owner_name=None,bus_owner_email=None,git_repo_url=None,custom_kms_alias:str=None):
         if method == 'CREATE':