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Fix #2378 - Fully expand models in ApiExplorer#2502
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This change dramatically simplifies the parameter discovery logic in DefaultApiDescriptionProvider. Instead of surfacing POCO objects as parameters, we now fully expand every model. The rationale is that we want to show every key/value that can be set by the user and not force consumers of ApiDescription to do that themselves. Tests are cleaned up to match the new behavior.
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/cc @domaindrivendev - this is the design change we discussed for parameters. |
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@rynowak, Thanks for signing the contribution license agreement so quickly! Actual humans will now validate the agreement and then evaluate the PR. |
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@dougbu should this be closed? |
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This change dramatically simplifies the parameter discovery logic in
DefaultApiDescriptionProvider. Instead of surfacing POCO objects as
parameters, we now fully expand every model.
The rationale is that we want to show every key/value that can be set by
the user and not force consumers of ApiDescription to do that themselves.
Tests are cleaned up to match the new behavior.