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Motivation

The API is getting DELETE /api/organizations/{organization_id}/sub_accounts/{sub_account_id} (operation deleteOrganizationSubAccount). The SDK already lists and creates sub accounts but has no way to delete one.

Changes

• client.organizations.subAccounts.delete(subAccountId) – sends the DELETE request and resolves once the API answers 204 No Content
• DeleteSubAccountResponse type (void)
• examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts deletes the sub account it creates
• README lists delete for sub-accounts

How to test

• with an organization token that has organization admin permissions, call client.organizations.subAccounts.delete(id) for an existing sub account – the promise resolves with undefined and the sub account is gone from getList()
• call delete(id) again with the same id – rejects with a MailtrapError for a 404
• call delete(id) with an id from another organization – rejects with a MailtrapError for a 404
• call delete(id) with a token that only has sub-account management permissions – rejects with a MailtrapError for a 403
• call delete(id) with an invalid token – rejects with a MailtrapError for a 401
• run examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts with a real token and organization id – it lists, creates and then deletes the created sub account, logging Deleted sub account: <id>
• README "Sub-accounts" bullet under General API reads "list, create & delete" and still links to the example

Companion PRs

• backend endpoint (in production)
• document the delete organization sub account endpoint mailtrap-openapi#56 – spec
• add sub account deletion mailtrap-ruby#130 – ruby SDK
• Add SubAccountsApi.delete for DELETE /api/organizations/{id}/sub_accounts/{id} mailtrap-python#83 – python SDK
• Add deleteSubAccount for organization sub-accounts mailtrap-php#80 – php SDK
• add sub account deletion mailtrap-java#75 – java SDK
• add sub account deletion mailtrap-dotnet#259 – .NET SDK
• fix the permission note for deleting a sub-account mailtrap-go#41 – go SDK permission note (Delete shipped in v0.4.0)
• add sub-account deletion to the CLI mailtrap-cli#15 – CLI
• add delete-sub-account tool mailtrap-mcp#144 – MCP server

Note: mailtrap-mcp consumes this package and will bump to the release that ships subAccounts.delete.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added the ability to permanently delete sub-accounts. Successful deletions return a 204 response with no content.
  • Deleting an organization’s last sub-account also deletes the organization. Deletion requires the appropriate token permissions.

• Documentation

  • Updated the supported functionality and example to include deleting a newly created sub-account, with notes about deletion effects and required permissions.

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Walkthrough

The sub-account API adds a typed delete method. Tests cover successful deletion and 404 errors. The example deletes its created sub-account, and the README lists delete as supported.

Changes: Sub-account deletion

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Delete API contract and implementation src/types/api/sub-accounts.ts, src/lib/api/resources/SubAccounts.ts, src/__tests__/lib/api/resources/SubAccounts.test.ts, src/__tests__/lib/api/Organizations.test.ts	The API adds SubAccountsApi.delete, typed to return void for a 204 response. Tests check API exposure, successful deletion, and 404 error handling.
Delete example and documentation examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts, README.md	The example deletes the created sub-account. The README lists delete as a supported operation.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Feature

Suggested reviewers: igordobryn, vladimirtaytor

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 56576

If the created sub-account is the organization’s last, running the example can delete the organization. Make deletion safe before merging.

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examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts (1)

25-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Confirm that equivalent Mailtrap app examples remain accurate.

This public example now deletes the created sub-account with subAccountsClient.delete(created.id) and warns about permanent deletion. Confirm whether the equivalent in-app examples need the same operation and warning.

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In `@examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts` around lines 25 - 30, Review the
equivalent in-app sub-account examples and update their cleanup flow to call
subAccountsClient.delete(created.id) after creation, including the same warning
that deletion is permanent and may remove the organization when deleting its
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In `@examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts`:
- Line 29: Update the cleanup flow around subAccountsClient.delete so deletion
is opt-in by default, or require the example to run only against a disposable
organization that has another sub-account; do not automatically delete the sole
created sub-account or its organization.

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In `@examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts`:
- Around line 25-30: Review the equivalent in-app sub-account examples and
update their cleanup flow to call subAccountsClient.delete(created.id) after
creation, including the same warning that deletion is permanent and may remove
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not delete the only sub-account by default.

The sample creates one sub-account and then deletes it. If the organization has no other sub-accounts, Line 29 deletes the organization's last sub-account and the organization itself. Make deletion opt-in or require a disposable organization with another sub-account.

Suggested safeguard

-    await subAccountsClient.delete(created.id);
-    console.log("Deleted sub account:", created.id);
+    if (process.env.DELETE_CREATED_SUB_ACCOUNT === "true") {
+      await subAccountsClient.delete(created.id);
+      console.log("Deleted sub account:", created.id);
+    }

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In `@examples/sub-accounts/everything.ts` at line 29, Update the cleanup flow
around subAccountsClient.delete so deletion is opt-in by default, or require the
example to run only against a disposable organization that has another
sub-account; do not automatically delete the sole created sub-account or its
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Minor · Return undefined after a successful deletion. · SubAccounts.ts:54

src/lib/api/resources/SubAccounts.ts:54
Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Return undefined after a successful deletion.

For a real 204 response, Axios’s Node adapter returns "". The interceptor passes that value through, so this method violates its void contract. (github.com)

The test at src/__tests__/lib/api/resources/SubAccounts.test.ts Line 111 supplies undefined, so it misses this mismatch. (raw.githubusercontent.com) Await the request without returning its data, and test an empty-string response.

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Review comment at @src/lib/api/resources/SubAccounts.ts at line 54:
Update the deletion method in SubAccounts to await the client.delete request
without returning its response data, preserving its void contract. Adjust the
corresponding SubAccounts test to use an empty-string response and verify the
method resolves to undefined.

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Minor · Normalize the successful delete result to undefined. · SubAccounts.ts:54-57

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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Normalize the successful delete result to undefined.

With Axios 1.18.0, a real 204 response with an empty body produces response.data === "". The production interceptor and SubAccountsApi.delete pass that value to the caller, despite the void response type. Resolve the promise to undefined after a successful delete.

Suggested fix

-    return this.client.delete<
+    return this.client.delete<
       DeleteSubAccountResponse,
       DeleteSubAccountResponse
-    >(url);
+    >(url).then(() => undefined);

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Update SubAccountsApi.delete to resolve successful delete requests to undefined,
regardless of the response body, while preserving rejection behavior for failed
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