feat!: use simplified bound action paths by default#142
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@chgeo This would mean that clients and users relying on action paths that are prefixed with namespaces would need to update or use the flag (see cds-dk PR). |
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I also wondered if this change of paths would be breaking.
An alternative would to be make it an opt-in flag, right?
So maybe you should ask back why for the issue reporter these shorter paths are such a big think, and whether they'd be fine with opting-in.
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Bound action paths now use simplified names by default (e.g.,
/Products({ID})/Discountinstead of/Products({ID})/ODataDemo.Discount). The new--openapi:fqActionPathsCLI flag allows to restore fully qualified names if needed.