Type Alias FishingPlayerInspect

FishingPlayerInspect: {
    global: FishingPlayerGlobal | null;
    inventory: FishingInventoryStack[] | null;
    member: FishingPlayerMember | null;
    progress?: FishingPlayerProgress | null;
    recentLedger: FishingLedgerEntry[];
    resetScopes?: {
        requiresGuildId: boolean;
        requiresUserId: boolean;
        scope: FishingResetScope;
    }[];
}

Type declaration

global: FishingPlayerGlobal | null
inventory: FishingInventoryStack[] | null
member: FishingPlayerMember | null
null unless a guildId was supplied.
Optionalprogress?: FishingPlayerProgress | null
The per-guild level, which is the one that governs play - global.level/global.xp are the pre-split lifetime figures kept for history. Null unless a guildId was supplied.

The server has returned this since the per-guild split; it was missing here, so the dashboard could not see the only level that matters.

Optional like resetScopes below, and for the same reason: it is a field added to an existing response, so a consumer built against the older shape must still compile.
recentLedger: FishingLedgerEntry[]
OptionalresetScopes?: {
    requiresGuildId: boolean;
    requiresUserId: boolean;
    scope: FishingResetScope;
}[]
The reset scopes, same shape as on the guild inspect. Filter to the ones this page can satisfy - requiresGuildId entries need a guild picked as well as the user.

Absent on APIs predating it.