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TruckerFetch editions preserve a date-specific carrier selection. Read the published metadata first and use the returned edition ID instead of calculating one from the current date.
The response wraps the latest edition in data with request metadata in meta. GET /editions lists available edition metadata without consuming a historical date allowance.

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Search an accessible edition

Set EDITION_ID to a returned ID, then search with data:read:
The latest published edition is included. A historical edition must be opened for the owning account before you search or export it.

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Open a historical date

  1. Review the exact edition_date_et and your current allowance in the dashboard or account response.
  2. Save an idempotency key and the exact request body. With data:read and archive:unlock, POST /editions/{id}/access with confirm_edition_date_et.
  3. If the API returns 409 confirmation_required, open its confirmation_url while signed in to the owning account. Review and approve that specific date.
  4. Retry the identical request with the same Idempotency-Key. Do not create a fresh key after a timeout.
Lead History covers today and the preceding 89 Eastern calendar dates. Expired dates return 410 archive_expired even if previously opened. The latest published edition remains available during a source delay and retains its original date. Opening an expired date is not supported, and expiry does not refund an archive allowance slot.