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fixes #core-5641 add MembershipPayment and ParticipantPayment APIv4 #31593

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Registers MembershipPayment and ParticipantPayment entities for APIv4.

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@MegaphoneJon
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IIRC these weren't added intentionally, since the Line Item relationship should render them irrelevant. But that's not me expressing an opinion one way or the other, just repeating what I heard.

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I think you're referring to the discussion here: https://chat.civicrm.org/civicrm/pl/4rypijzmofdbdekkh5kch4mkic

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I think these ought to be placed in ext/civi_member/Civi/Api4 and ext/civi_event/Civi/Api4, repectively.

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@lcdservices This keeps popping up but we've not added them because effectively both MembershipPayment and ParticipantPayment are deprecated in favour of LineItems.

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But as far as I can see -- they have not yet been deprecated, and are actively in use. I feel like we should support them until they are actually deprecated. @colemanw your thoughts? -- and I moved them to the respective ext folders, PR is updated.

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Agree it's not entirely clear but anything that creates either of those entities should also be creating LineItems.

There is a note here: https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/core/-/issues/2486 - also see #29388

@seamuslee001
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See also #31538 which is something i came up following similar discussions happening in mattermost

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I don't know that actively supporting them is the same as increasing support for them (ie adding apiv4) - we should do more to stop using them though - esp the membership payment which should be easier

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