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In Azure Functions, route params are followed by their (possible) types. E.g. {category:alpha}. Currently, we are parsing from { to }, but we need to properly account for param types as well. This behavior would incorrectly parse the following route /create/{item:int}, identifying the route parameter as item:int rather than item of type int.
When parsing operations, the script correctly identifies route parameters regardless of whether or not a param type is specified. Types are optional, so the parsing should work whether a type is provided or not.
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Context
In Azure Functions, route params are followed by their (possible) types. E.g. {category:alpha}. Currently, we are parsing from
{
to}
, but we need to properly account for param types as well. This behavior would incorrectly parse the following route/create/{item:int}
, identifying the route parameter asitem:int
rather thanitem
of typeint
.Tasks
parseOperation
to separate file #42parseOperation
behavior to handle param types #27parseOperation
#41Success Criteria
When parsing operations, the script correctly identifies route parameters regardless of whether or not a param type is specified. Types are optional, so the parsing should work whether a type is provided or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: