src/test/java/com/squareup/connect/api/InventoryApiTest.java
@Test
    public void retrieveInventoryChangesTest() throws ApiException {
        String catalogObjectId = null;
        String locationIds = null;
        String cursor = null;
        RetrieveInventoryChangesResponse response = api.retrieveInventoryChanges(catalogObjectId, locationIds, cursor);

        // TODO: test validations
    }
/**
     * RetrieveInventoryChanges
     *
     * Retrieves the set of inventory physical counts and adjustments for a given [CatalogObject](#type-catalogobject) at a given set of [Location](#type-location)s. The results appear in descending order of &#x60;occurred_at&#x60;/&#x60;counted_at&#x60; timestamp (newest first), and are paginated. There is no limits on how far back the caller can page. This endpoint is useful when displaying recent changes for a specific item. For more sophisticated queries, use a batch endpoint.
     *
     * @throws ApiException
     *          if the Api call fails
     */
RetrieveInventoryChanges
Retrieves the set of inventory physical counts and adjustments for a given [CatalogObject](#type-catalogobject) at a given set of [Location](#type-location)s. The results appear in descending order of `occurred_at`/`counted_at` timestamp (newest first), and are paginated. There is no limits on how far back the caller can page. This endpoint is useful when displaying recent changes for a specific item. For more sophisticated queries, use a batch endpoint.

@throws ApiException
if the Api call fails
RetrieveInventoryChanges Retrieves the set of inventory physical counts and adjustments for a given [ CatalogObject ] ( #type - catalogobject ) at a given set of [ Location ] ( #type - location ) s . The results appear in descending order of ` occurred_at ` / ` counted_at ` timestamp ( newest first ) and are paginated . There is no limits on how far back the caller can page . This endpoint is useful when displaying recent changes for a specific item . For more sophisticated queries use a batch endpoint . @throws ApiException if the Api call fails
@Test
    public void retrieveInventoryChangesTest() throws ApiException {
        String catalogObjectId = null;
        String locationIds = null;
        String cursor = null;
        RetrieveInventoryChangesResponse response = api.retrieveInventoryChanges(catalogObjectId, locationIds, cursor);
    }
@ Test public void retrieveInventoryChangesTest ( ) throws ApiException { String catalogObjectId = null ; String locationIds = null ; String cursor = null ; RetrieveInventoryChangesResponse response = api . retrieveInventoryChanges ( catalogObjectId , locationIds , cursor ) ; }
RetrieveInventoryChanges
 Retrieves the set of inventory physical counts and adjustments for a given [CatalogObject](#type-catalogobject) at a given set of [Location](#type-location)s. The results appear in descending order of &#x60;occurred_at&#x60;/&#x60;counted_at&#x60; timestamp (newest first), and are paginated.
RetrieveInventoryChanges Retrieves the set of inventory physical counts and adjustments for a given [ CatalogObject ] ( #type - catalogobject ) at a given set of [ Location ] ( #type - location ) s . The results appear in descending order of &#x60 ; occurred_at&#x60 ; / &#x60 ; counted_at&#x60 ; timestamp ( newest first ) and are paginated .
// TODO: test validations