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[Core] Move Saved objects files to core #38771
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Changes for spaces
and encrypted_saved_objects
LGTM!
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delete(type: string, id: string, options?: SavedObjectsBaseOptions): Promise<{}>; | ||
// (undocumented) | ||
errors: { | ||
isSavedObjectsClientError: typeof import("./lib/errors").isSavedObjectsClientError; |
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1 nit: not really useful typings
2 expose the same things as a class property and class static property can be confusing for customers
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- I've addressed this by creating a
SavedObjectsErrorHelpers
class so that the type documentation is better. - Because of the way I type
SavedObjectsClientContract
the staticerrors
property isn't included in the type. So when I remove thepublic errors
there's a lot of type errors even though this should technically resolve to the static function. I can probably fix this by creating aSavedObjectsClientContract
interface and duplicating the types from the class. However, becauseSavedObjectsErrorHelpers
is just static functions, I've been thinking of removing these convenienceerrors
properties and instead let consumers rather importSavedObjectsErrorHelpers
directly. Because this is a breaking API change, I'd prefer to do this in a separate PR.
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LGTM, based on the assumption that this is just type/file changes.
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* Move src/legacy/server/saved_objects -> src/core/server/saved_objects * Fix SavedObject import references after moving files to core * First pass at SavedObjects api docs * Expose and import all saved object types through core/server * Don't expose SavedObjectsManagement from core and fix imports * Improve typings for SavedObject error helpers * Fix type errors after master merge * Fix SavedObjectErrorHelpers tests
* Move src/legacy/server/saved_objects -> src/core/server/saved_objects * Fix SavedObject import references after moving files to core * First pass at SavedObjects api docs * Expose and import all saved object types through core/server * Don't expose SavedObjectsManagement from core and fix imports * Improve typings for SavedObject error helpers * Fix type errors after master merge * Fix SavedObjectErrorHelpers tests
Summary
This is the first phase of exposing Saved Objects client from Core.
src/legacy/server/saved_objects/
->src/core/server/saved_objects
.src/core/server
src/core/server/saved_objects
to ease the migration.