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This is not an issue in beta because the service doesn't require the dollar sign. However it is an issue in v1.0 because the dollar sign is required.
The service will either ignore the query string parameter or fail, depending on the backend workload.
We can't use the dollar sign in the url template as it is not allowed by the specification.
The service is not planning to remove that requirement as it might break some existing applications.
The solution would be to add a middleware to do string replacement of those values and insert the dollar sign before executing the request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The typical URL template look something like
and will resolve to something like
This is not an issue in beta because the service doesn't require the dollar sign. However it is an issue in v1.0 because the dollar sign is required.
The service will either ignore the query string parameter or fail, depending on the backend workload.
We can't use the dollar sign in the url template as it is not allowed by the specification.
The service is not planning to remove that requirement as it might break some existing applications.
The solution would be to add a middleware to do string replacement of those values and insert the dollar sign before executing the request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: