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Executing the following REST API call results in a 415, despite using a supposedly supported content type. Executing the same call using a known unsupported media type (such as `text/plain`) returns a…
ghost updated
6 years ago
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Sometimes, the strategic merge patch or JSON merge patch approach does not merge in a way one would like. For example, Ingress rules are replaced entirely.
`kubectl patch` supports the [JSON Patch …
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Hello,
sorry for my bad english.
How ... where to add a date for each patche in Observer ?
Thank you,
Roger Burton
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I am using the `test` operation for some optimistic concurrency, and I noticed that the result from the apply method only takes into consideration the last operation.
From RFC-6902
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If a norma…
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Try to harmonize PATCH requests with [RFC7396](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7396).
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According to [RFC 6902](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6902#section-4.1) linked in the [1.5.2 release post](https://www.vintagestory.at/blog.html/news/let-there-bee-light-v152-r128/), inserting into a…
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Is this an implementation of RFC 6902? A competing approach? A superset?
Would be great to get a quick sentence about this in the README.
danvk updated
6 years ago
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Earlier @captainsafia and I discussed the ability to do diffs on notebooks. With our immutable.js structure, this might turn out to be pretty simple. Hooking it up with git would be super slick.
Ther…
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And again, those are the two only reliable mechanisms allowing for truly extending schemas in an unambiguous fashion (yes, I love unambiguous definitions). Recall:
- `$merge` relies on [JSON Merge Pat…
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The current implementation of PATCH is I think not completely in line with standards. Specifically from RFC5789:
> The PATCH method requests that a set of changes described in the request entity be …