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How to add versions with files via RestAPI in SDA

MigrationDeletedUser
I've been able to successfully add version to a component via the CLI.
I have an application where I'd like to add version to a component via the RestAPI.
Looking at the application.wadl file, I can't seem to find any information on what Rest call to use when attempting to add new version and add files to the version
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    Hi Richard,
    I have not tested this but on my SDA 6.1.1 system, running an manual import request via the SDA UI (source config type - file system (versioned)), it sent the following request URL
    http://hostname:8080/serena_ra/rest/deploy/component/71f73798-33e2-43ce-bd3e-16d72e2008d2/integrate

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