Twilio migration to low code.

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Migrating Twilio connector to low code.

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1. manifest.yaml

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[natikgadzhi]

@girarda if you'd like, community devs team would love to help out with any remaining low-code migrations, including Twilio. I think @pabloescoder will have capacity soon.

[pabloescoder]

@natikgadzhi @girarda Sure! I would certainly love to pick up any low code migrations including Twilio. Please let me know if there are any I could take up.

[natikgadzhi]

@pabloescoder wait for @girarda's blessing before getting started

[pabloescoder]

@natikgadzhi Haha I'll wait 😄

[girarda]

Hello @pabloescoder, sorry for the delays. thank you for offering! your help would be much welcomed here!

[pabloescoder]

No problem! Apologies for the late reply. I'll look into it right away! @girarda

[natikgadzhi]

@pabloescoder I've put this on our project board and set the priority. Still important to get to!

[pabloescoder]

@pabloescoder I've put this on our project board and set the priority. Still important to get to!

Sorry! This slipped out of my radar, will pick it up soon

[natikgadzhi]

@pabloescoder taking after the quickbooks tasks?

[pabloescoder]

@natikgadzhi Yes! Let's wrap up with quickbooks by this weekend or early next week, then I'll start with this. It's been delayed for a long time.

[natikgadzhi]

@pabloescoder this is still valid to work on, but you probably can use this as reference and start from scratch. Also, we should go to manifest-only and just make a schema-close-to-compatible version from scratch.