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Previous value: -"How to apply all supplied link lists: replace (default) replaces each full list; add appends missing handles and preserves existing link metadata; remove removes all links matching supplied handles (reference metadata is ignored). Omitted lists stay unchanged; empty lists clear only in replace mode. Does not affect attributes, names, addresses or URLs. Use separate calls to add and remove, or replace to edit existing link metadata."New value: +"How to apply all supplied link lists: replace (default) replaces each full list, and a link it keeps keeps its stored privacy, citations, notes and crop unless the call sends new values; add appends missing handles and preserves existing link metadata; remove removes all links matching supplied handles (reference metadata is ignored). Omitted lists stay unchanged; empty lists clear only in replace mode. Does not affect attributes, names, addresses or URLs. Use separate calls to add and remove, or replace to edit existing link metadata."

Previous value: -"Replace alternate place names. Omit to leave unchanged. For link lists, linkMode controls replace/add/remove; [] clears in replace mode and does nothing in add/remove. Other lists always use replacement. Alternate place names: array of strings (\"Old Name\" or \"Old Name::de\"), simple objects {value, lang?, date?}, or JSON array. Dated example: [{value:\"New York\", date:\"1914-08-31-1924-01-26\"}] or date \"from 5 Jul 1944\". Place dashes are spans (from…to); open \"1991-\" / \"from 1991\" are From. Unrecognized dates fail validation (see get_reference(topic: \"input-guide\", section: \"dates\"))."New value: +"Alternate names. Omit to keep; a value replaces the whole list and [] clears it, whatever linkMode says. Alternate place names: array of strings (\"Old Name\" or \"Old Name::de\"), simple objects {value, lang?, date?}, or JSON array. Dated example: [{value:\"New York\", date:\"1914-08-31-1924-01-26\"}] or date \"from 5 Jul 1944\". Place dashes are spans (from…to); open \"1991-\" / \"from 1991\" are From. Unrecognized dates fail validation (see get_reference(topic: \"input-guide\", section: \"dates\"))."

Previous value: -"Linked citations. Omit to leave unchanged. For link lists, linkMode controls replace/add/remove; [] clears in replace mode and does nothing in add/remove. Other lists always use replacement. Handles: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], a single handle as a plain string, comma/semicolon/newline-separated list, or a JSON-array string. Array entries may be strings or objects {\"ref\":\"…\"} / {\"handle\":\"…\"}."New value: +"Citations. Omit to keep; applied per linkMode. Handles, not Gramps IDs: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], one handle, or a comma/semicolon/newline-separated string; entries may also be objects {\"ref\":\"…\"}."

Previous value: -"Place code. Omit to leave unchanged."New value: +"New place code. Omit to leave unchanged."

Previous value: -"Linked parent place chain. Omit to leave unchanged. For link lists, linkMode controls replace/add/remove; [] clears in replace mode and does nothing in add/remove. Other lists always use replacement. Parent place refs via enclosedBy (not enclosedByHandles): handle string, array of handles, JSON array of {ref, date?}, or shorthand \"HANDLE::1920-1950\" (date optional). Place dashes are spans (from…to); open \"1991-\" / \"from 1991\" are From. English months OK: \"HANDLE::from 1 Oct 1929 to 27 Sep 1937\". Examples: [{ref:\"…\", date:\"1708-1927\"}], \"HANDLE::1991-\", date \"1703-1914-08-31\". Unrecognized dates fail validation. Smaller region → larger region order. See get_reference(topic: \"input-guide\", section: \"dates\")."New value: +"Places that contain this one. Omit to keep; applied per linkMode. Parent place refs via enclosedBy (not enclosedByHandles): handle or Gramps ID, array of them, JSON array of {ref, date?}, or shorthand \"HANDLE::1920-1950\" (date optional). Place dashes are spans (from…to); open \"1991-\" / \"from 1991\" are From. English months OK: \"HANDLE::from 1 Oct 1929 to 27 Sep 1937\". Examples: [{ref:\"…\", date:\"1708-1927\"}], \"HANDLE::1991-\", date \"1703-1914-08-31\". Unrecognized dates fail validation. Smaller region → larger region order. See get_reference(topic: \"input-guide\", section: \"dates\")."

Previous value: -"Place handle. Handle or Gramps ID (e.g. I0001). Handles are opaque strings from the API. Gramps IDs (like I0001, F0023) are auto-resolved to handles. Find handles with search() or list_objects()."New value: +"The place to change. Handle or Gramps ID (e.g. I0001), resolved automatically; find it with search or list_objects."

Previous value: -"Private flag. Omit to leave unchanged."New value: +"true makes the record private, false public. Omit to leave unchanged."

Previous value: -"Latitude string. Omit to leave unchanged."New value: +"Latitude in decimal degrees, north positive (52.2297). Text value. JSON strings are accepted; JSON numbers are also accepted and sent as text. Omit to keep the current value; pass an empty string to remove it."

Removed value: -[
-  "string",
-  "null"
-]

Previous value: -"Longitude string. Omit to leave unchanged."New value: +"Longitude in decimal degrees, east positive (21.0122). Text value. JSON strings are accepted; JSON numbers are also accepted and sent as text. Omit to keep the current value; pass an empty string to remove it."

Removed value: -[
-  "string",
-  "null"
-]

Previous value: -"Linked media. Omit to leave unchanged. For link lists, linkMode controls replace/add/remove; [] clears in replace mode and does nothing in add/remove. Other lists always use replacement. Handles: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], a single handle as a plain string, comma/semicolon/newline-separated list, or a JSON-array string. Array entries may be strings or objects {\"ref\":\"…\"} / {\"handle\":\"…\"}."New value: +"Media. Omit to keep; applied per linkMode. Handles, not Gramps IDs: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], one handle, or a comma/semicolon/newline-separated string; entries may also be objects {\"ref\":\"…\"}."

Previous value: -"Name text. Omit to leave unchanged."New value: +"New primary name. Omit to leave unchanged."

Added value: +{
+  "default": null,
+  "description": "When the primary name applies. Omit to keep the current date; pass an empty string to remove it. Gramps shows the first name, primary first, whose date is empty or matches the event date, so an undated primary name hides dated alternate names: date the primary name too (\"from 1937-02-10\"). Dashes are spans; open \"1991-\" / \"from 1991\" are From. Unreadable dates are rejected.",
+  "type": [
+    "string",
+    "null"
+  ]
+}

Previous value: -"Language code for primary name. Omit to leave unchanged."New value: +"Language code of the primary name. Omit to leave unchanged."

Previous value: -"Linked notes. Omit to leave unchanged. For link lists, linkMode controls replace/add/remove; [] clears in replace mode and does nothing in add/remove. Other lists always use replacement. Handles: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], a single handle as a plain string, comma/semicolon/newline-separated list, or a JSON-array string. Array entries may be strings or objects {\"ref\":\"…\"} / {\"handle\":\"…\"}."New value: +"Notes. Omit to keep; applied per linkMode. Handles, not Gramps IDs: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], one handle, or a comma/semicolon/newline-separated string; entries may also be objects {\"ref\":\"…\"}."

Previous value: -"Place type. Omit to leave unchanged. Type values are validated by the server; see gramps://types resource or call get_reference(topic: \"types\") for available values."New value: +"New place type. Omit to leave unchanged. Must be a standard Gramps type or a custom one the tree already uses; anything else is rejected with suggestions. List: get_reference(topic: \"types\")."

Previous value: -"Linked tags. Omit to leave unchanged. For link lists, linkMode controls replace/add/remove; [] clears in replace mode and does nothing in add/remove. Other lists always use replacement. Handles: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], a single handle as a plain string, comma/semicolon/newline-separated list, or a JSON-array string. Array entries may be strings or objects {\"ref\":\"…\"} / {\"handle\":\"…\"}."New value: +"Tags. Omit to keep; applied per linkMode. Handles, not Gramps IDs: JSON array [\"h1\",\"h2\"], one handle, or a comma/semicolon/newline-separated string; entries may also be objects {\"ref\":\"…\"}."