Correctly handle path params with a hyphen in the name #602
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Actually, not just hyphen, but a period is also commonly used in path param names. Let me add that too. |
simonjbeaumont
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Jul 23, 2024
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@simonjbeaumont Thanks for the review. I did try to look for an authoritative source for "allowed characters in path parameter names", but couldn't find anything conclusive. So for now, this is what we support. |
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Motivation
Fixes #601, check out the issue for details.
Modifications
Adds hyphen to the regular expression that parses out params from the URL template.
Result
Correctly handle path params with hyphens in the name.
Test Plan
Added a unit test.