Creates a new workspace absence. A workspace absence is a kind of absence that is applied to all users in a workspace. It can be used to define special holidays (e.g: company offsite) that apply to all users in a workspace. It can be limited to a specific absence region, in which case only users in that region will be affected.
user-planning-data:write permissions.The start time of the workspace absence.
The end time of the workspace absence.
The description of the workspace absence.
(optional) The id of the absence region to limit the workspace absence to. If not set, the workspace absence will apply to all users in the workspace. Otherwise, it will only apply to users in the specified absence region.
If it’s true, and it’s a single day absence means that the absence is for the first half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence, it will start on the second half of the first day of the absence period.
If it’s true, and it’s a single day absence means that the absence is for the second half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it will end on the first half of the last day of the absence period.
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The start time of the workspace absence.
The end time of the workspace absence.
The description of the absence.
The (optional) regionId of the workspace absence. If null, the absence is global for the entire workspace. Otherwise, it will be applied only to the users of the region.
The name of the region of the workspace absence. Null if the absence is global for the entire workspace.
If it’s true it means that this Absence is read-only and cannot be edited/deleted by the user.
If it’s true and it’s a single day absence means that the absence is for the first half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it started on the second half of the first day of the absence period.
If it’s true and it’s a single day absence means that the absence is for the second half of the workday. If it’s a multi day absence it ended on the first half of the last day of the absence period.