Set publish state on a BASE network
Publishes one of your base networks to the whole platform — or begins withdrawing it. Publishing makes the network automatically visible to every organization on Spirii, so they can build slices of it for their own drivers. Publishing requires that Spirii has granted your organization the publishing capability. Withdrawing is deliberately gradual: the network enters a wind-down period (30 days by default) during which it stays visible so organizations using it have time to migrate. Requesting the state the network is already in returns an error rather than silently doing nothing.
Authorizations
The access token received from the authorization server in the OAuth 2.0 flow.
Headers
Client-generated unique key per operation intent (UUID). Same key + identical body replays the original response; same key + different body returns 409.
Path Parameters
The unique ID of the base network to publish or withdraw.
Body
Response
The base network with its updated publish state.
Network identifier.
BASE network name (auto-derived from the emp_identity and immutable) or the creator-set SUB network name.
Network kind.
BASE, SUB Whether a BASE network is currently published. Always false for SUB networks.
Publish lifecycle state for BASE networks; null for SUB networks.
PUBLISHED, UNPUBLISHED, UNPUBLISHING When the current unpublish (drain) was started, if any.
When the unpublish drain window ends, after which the network is fully unpublished.
Owning tenant identifier.
emp_identity the network belongs to.
Free-text description.
Operator IDs (eMI3, e.g. DK*SPI) of the CPOs in this network.
Roaming protocols carried by the network.
Roaming hubs the network is reachable through.
Whether the network is publicly accessible.
Parent BASE network for a SUB network; null for BASE networks.
ISO 3166-1 country codes the network covers.
Power types the network filters on.
Parking types the network filters on.
Facilities the network filters on.
Whether newly-available CPOs are auto-accepted into the network.
Creation timestamp (UTC).
Last-update timestamp (UTC).