Add support for asynchronous Branch, Directory and File deletion

[crowdin-bot]

The Crowdin API now supports asynchronous deletion of branches, directories, and files. The existing Delete endpoints accept an optional Prefer: respond-async request header (RFC 7240). When it is provided, the API responds with 202 Accepted and a delete job resource instead of 204 No Content, and new endpoints allow polling the job status.

New Check Delete Job Status endpoints:

• Check Branch Deletion Status — GET /projects/{projectId}/branches/{branchId}/jobs/{jobIdentifier} (api.projects.branches.jobs.get) — file-based and string-based projects
• Check Directory Deletion Status — GET /projects/{projectId}/directories/{directoryId}/jobs/{jobIdentifier} (api.projects.directories.jobs.get) — file-based projects only
• Check File Deletion Status — GET /projects/{projectId}/files/{fileId}/jobs/{jobIdentifier} (api.projects.files.jobs.get) — file-based projects only

Updated endpoints (new optional Prefer header + 202 response): Delete Branch (api.projects.branches.delete), Delete Directory (api.projects.directories.delete), Delete File (api.projects.files.delete).

The job resource model includes: identifier (UUID string), status (created, in_progress, finished, failed), progress (integer, percent), attributes (contains branchId, directoryId, or fileId), error (object with message, present only when the operation failed), and createdAt/updatedAt/startedAt/finishedAt timestamps.

Client libraries should support the async deletion flow and the new job status methods. Available in both Crowdin and Crowdin Enterprise.

References:

• Delete Branch
• Check Branch Deletion Status
• Delete Directory
• Check Directory Deletion Status
• Delete File
• Check File Deletion Status
• Crowdin Enterprise: Delete Branch, Check Branch Deletion Status