fix: preserve language_presets locale code keys from case conversion#65
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PennyroyalTea merged 1 commit intoelevenlabs:mainfrom Mar 12, 2026
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Locale codes like "pt-br" under language_presets are user-defined identifiers, not schema fields. Without this fix, they get incorrectly converted (pt-br → ptBr / pt_br) during push/pull, breaking the API. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem: Ran into an issue where I was running
elevenlabs agents pull, making some changes, and then runningelevenlabs agents push. Because I had brazilian portuguese in the language presets, the initial pull looked likeAnd then on the push ran into an issue because
pt_brbecameptBrand I got this error from the api:I made this change on a local fork and it worked so wanted to contribute upstream.