[Bug]: Notification class missing name attribute

[damonbauer]

What happened?

When initializing a new Notification, the name attribute is missing. It's available in the Create Notification documentation.

Steps to reproduce?

1. Install v1.0.1 of this library
2. Initialize the API

one_signal_api = OneSignal::DefaultApi.new

3. Initialize a new Notification with the following attributes:

notification = OneSignal::Notification.new({
  app_id: APP_ID,
  include_external_user_ids: ['SOME_EXTERNAL-USER-ID'],
  channel_for_external_user_ids: ["push"],
  headings: {en: 'TITLE'},
  contents: {en: 'BODY'},
  name: 'INTERNAL_CAMPAIGN_NAME'
})

4. Send the notification

one_signal_api.create_notification(notification)

What did you expect to happen?

I expected the SDK to allow a Notification to include the name attribute, set to INTERNAL_CAMPAIGN_NAME.

Relevant log output

WARN: ArgumentError: `name` is not a valid attribute in `OneSignal::Notification`. Please check the name to make sure it's valid. List of attributes: [:included_segments, :excluded_segments, :last_session, :first_session, :session_count, :session_time, :amount_spent, :bought_sku, :tag, :language, :app_version, :location, :email, :country, :include_player_ids, :include_external_user_ids, :include_email_tokens, :include_phone_numbers, :include_ios_tokens, :include_wp_wns_uris, :include_amazon_reg_ids, :include_chrome_reg_ids, :include_chrome_web_reg_ids, :include_android_reg_ids, :id, :value, :aggregation, :is_ios, :is_android, :is_huawei, :is_any_web, :is_chrome_web, :is_firefox, :is_safari, :is_wp_wns, :is_adm, :is_chrome, :channel_for_external_user_ids, :app_id, :external_id, :contents, :headings, :subtitle, :data, :huawei_msg_type, :url, :web_url, :app_url, :ios_attachments, :template_id, :content_available, :mutable_content, :target_content_identifier, :big_picture, :huawei_big_picture, :adm_big_picture, :chrome_big_picture, :chrome_web_image, :buttons, :web_buttons, :ios_category, :android_channel_id, :huawei_channel_id, :existing_android_channel_id, :huawei_existing_channel_id, :android_background_layout, :small_icon, :huawei_small_icon, :large_icon, :huawei_large_icon, :adm_small_icon, :adm_large_icon, :chrome_web_icon, :chrome_web_badge, :firefox_icon, :chrome_icon, :ios_sound, :android_sound, :huawei_sound, :adm_sound, :wp_wns_sound, :android_led_color, :huawei_led_color, :android_accent_color, :huawei_accent_color, :android_visibility, :huawei_visibility, :ios_badge_type, :ios_badge_count, :collapse_id, :web_push_topic, :apns_alert, :send_after, :delayed_option, :delivery_time_of_day, :ttl, :priority, :apns_push_type_override, :throttle_rate_per_minute, :android_group, :android_group_message, :adm_group, :adm_group_message, :thread_id, :summary_arg, :summary_arg_count, :email_subject, :email_body, :email_from_name, :email_from_address, :sms_from, :sms_media_urls]
2022-08-02T20:21:17.039Z pid=56631 tid=26l3 WARN: /Users/damonbauer/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.7.5/gems/onesignal-1.0.1/lib/onesignal/models/notification.rb:653:in `block in initialize'

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[kesheshyan]

Hey @damonbauer. We are looking into this.

[AlexandreK38]

Having the same issue, is the fix on the way?