A stormwater bureau’s network automation guild needs shared, executable examples of controller API calls for onboarding. Which artifact best serves as living documentation?
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Short Explanation
A Postman collection is a lab manual you can press Play on—new engineers hit the same requests with the right variables. Screenshots and hallway stories go stale the day the API path changes. Keep the collection versioned and it stays honest.
Full Explanation
Shared API collections provide runnable request examples, environment variables for lab/prod bases, and documented responses that track the real controller contract. They onboard faster than slides or oral lore and can live in version control. Unmaintained one-off curls drift from current APIs.