Closed adilmirz closed 1 year ago
@npateriya, @coliu19
Old: Error representations include a useful human-readable message. (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: Error representations include a useful human-readable message.; Error representations include a useful human-readable message.
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-8a66d52e04f9cee5af214b2398e47b2bc3f0ec50821cae7925fae86983b28718
Old: API uses path-based versioning. (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: API uses path-based versioning.; API uses path-based versioning.
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-e5e461f83ba6be3fcf9a92a0b7327e4ff8651444b87d7e373b05dba5ed1f64d5
Old: API shows only major version numbers on the path; not the revision numbers. (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: API shows only major version numbers on the path; not the revision numbers.; API shows only major version numbers on the path; not the revision numbers.
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-a153529541ef29325cde67eabefbb844427003211bb99f39db09ac9ad9ca9895
Old: When returning a paginated collection, include a "max" query parameter (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: Pagination is designed using a \'max\' query parameter and \'Link\' headers per RFC 5988.; When returning a paginated collection, include a "max" query parameter
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-79ef91f79c5bdfa1073afd31ced18a5b10250b772a01f85ac144c6be759c7e1b
Old: It is recommended to add a "sort" query parameter to sort this collection (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: Sorting collections is designed with a \'sort\' query parameter.; It is recommended to add a "sort" query parameter to sort this collection
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-fcb0925a2ffdb9ee11a58ef26af424385814ecddb835f9cf207c280e7353d74a
Old: Accept-Charset must have a default defined (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: HTTP headers follow the syntax specified in the corresponding RFCs.; "[0].default" property must be truthy
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-2e6a6ece477f8a580febd19925d95cba23240a445d7908fca29bfe2885f674a0
Old: Default for Accept-Charset must be UTF-8 (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: HTTP headers follow the syntax specified in the corresponding RFCs.; "test" must match the pattern "^[Uu][Tt][Ff]-8$"
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-d19f85b90c9967bbbaa3660bacbe76974185db358d89f6763943c0e071c0c0bd
Old: Date header should be type \'string\' and should not use the built-in OpenAPI format. Instead, \'pattern\' should be used to specify a custom format (https://developer.cisco.com/docs/api-insights/#!api-guidelines-analyzer)
New: HTTP headers follow the syntax specified in the corresponding RFCs.; "[0].pattern" property must be truthy
See: https://github.com/cisco-developer/api-insights-openapi-rulesets/pull/20/files#diff-9ecd8724949dd6e21e3a3ab1705c3ec7741c8b8b50ad4a0c171f8fced1354bc0
For these cases, I think we have two ways to handle them. The first one may be better choice.
For these cases, I think we have two ways to handle them. The first one may be better choice.
- Modify the message in ruleset to make it more meaningful. so we can keep all place in same mesage-error format.
- Specially handling for some case, not use message-error format.
@coliu19 Can you please add meaningful comments for above cases, as you are most familiar with code.
As we're now passing Spectral's raw
{{description}}; {{error}}
to the end user, we should clean up the{{error}}
by removing the unnecessary reference link as API Insights already handled mitigation/recommendation separately.As a part of this, all tests also had to be updated to test/match against the new message format.