A scopeId can contain dashes. On some rest endpoints, to maintain the legacy (deprecated) representation that accepted (and then ignored) the scopeId as the first part of the url, the regex \w+ has been used - however that covers MOST of the characters that can appear in a ScopeId, except the dash. This pr fixes that.
A scopeId can contain dashes. On some rest endpoints, to maintain the legacy (deprecated) representation that accepted (and then ignored) the scopeId as the first part of the url, the regex \w+ has been used - however that covers MOST of the characters that can appear in a ScopeId, except the dash. This pr fixes that.