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Add call for get work package cost estimation.
It's pretty much identical as the run work package call as it takes in a full work package and figure out a cost. For now it won't use most of the data that's sent through but over time I imagine a lot of them will be a factor for the estimation.

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@Esaotuelr Esaotuelr requested review from clydeu and zarakay May 6, 2025 05:37
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Task linked: DEV-2858 Add function to python client

@zarakay zarakay merged commit d683709 into main May 7, 2025
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@zarakay zarakay deleted the DEV-2858-add-work-package-cost-estimation branch May 7, 2025 04:33
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