Scripted REST API to create ...

[anurampalli]

...incidents in the correct domain

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PR Description:

This pull request adds a Scripted REST API for ServiceNow that creates Incident records in the domain and company of the authenticated user. The API was developed as part of a Hacktoberfest 2025 contribution and is intended for educational and demonstration purposes. The create method ensures incidents are scoped to the user's domain, supporting multi-tenancy and domain separation best practices.

Pull Request Checklist

Overview

• I have read and understood the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines
• My pull request has a descriptive title that accurately reflects the changes
• I've included only files relevant to the changes described in the PR title and description
• I've created a new branch in my forked repository for this contribution

Code Quality

• My code is relevant to ServiceNow developers
• My code snippets expand meaningfully on official ServiceNow documentation (if applicable)
• I've disclosed use of ES2021 features (if applicable)
• I've tested my code snippets in a ServiceNow environment (where possible)

Repository Structure Compliance

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  • Server-Side Components/
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Documentation

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• My PR does not include XML exports of ServiceNow records
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• My PR does not include changes that fall outside the described scope

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[earlduque]

I understand that this is AI generated but please proof-read. A file cannot be MIT licensed when the repository itself is not. please remove this section.

[anurampalli]

Done! Sorry about that, Earl — I usually select the MIT License for repositories on my GitHub account by default. It’s just a habit I picked up and didn’t realize it doesn’t apply to the code-snippets repo.

[ravichandra1998g]

Thank you for making the changes!
looks good now!

changes made accordingly.

[anurampalli]

Thank you Earl and Ravi for reviewing the PR and merging it.