build(deps): bump github.com/deepmap/oapi-codegen from 1.9.0 to 1.11.0

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Bumps github.com/deepmap/oapi-codegen from 1.9.0 to 1.11.0.

Release notes

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Many updates, you will need to update your configuration

Many changes to code generation

We've had many big changes which affect code generation on the back burner, for fear of breaking code dependent on previous behavior, but this was holding back many fixes, so this release, in its default behavior, breaks generated code to be incompatible with existing code. However, we've been able to provide configuration options to disable this new behavior in all cases. So, with small changes to how oapi-codegen is invoked, you can continue to generate compatible code, however, you will not have these new changes, all of which fix bugs.

Configuration and flag changes

First, we are moving from flag based configuration of the tool, to using a configuration file. The configuration file is directly loaded into the Options struct used by the codegen package. A number of the former flags are ignored, and the former configuration file will fail to load with default settings.

To help you migrate your configuration options, we've provided several new flags:

• --old-config-style: When set, we will correctly parse all flags and configuration files in the previous way. When it becomes inconvenient to maintain this flag, we will remove it.
• --output-config: When set, oapi-codegen will output a new-style configuration file based from all flags and an existing configuration file. Combined with the previous flag, you can use the tool to update your configuration files.

If previously you were running a command like:

oapi-codegen --package=petshop --generate="types,client,server,spec" -alias-types petshop-expanded.yaml

You will now get an error:

error processing flags: flags --alias-types aren't supported in new config style, please use --old-style-config or update your configuration

By adding the --old-config-style, code will be generated:

oapi-codegen --old-config-style  --package=petshop --generate="types,client,server,spec" -alias-types petshop-expanded.yaml

But, we're moving away from flags, so you can generate a config file like so:

oapi-codegen --output-config --old-config-style  --package=petshop --generate="types,client,server,spec" -alias-types petshop-expanded.yaml

And you will see this output:

package: petshop
generate:
  echo-server: true
  client: true
  models: true
  embedded-spec: true

You can save that to a config file, and use that to configure oapi-codegen in the future.

oapi-codegen --config config.yaml petshop-expanded.yaml

Schema merging for allOf has been rewritten

The expanded petstore example contains an allOf schema which merges NewPet properties with an ID:

    Pet:
      allOf:
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Commits

• 6e66df9 Rewrite configuration options
• 9c4d551 Generate aliases instead of typedefs
• 920beb4 Fix marshaling of aliased custom types
• ec460d3 Move test specs to embedded files
• 6a34824 Add form tag to parameters.
• 7298f44 Clean up enum spacing
• cfb1d65 Small readme update
• b4ccc36 Apply syntax highlighting to SecurityProvider documentation (#576)
• 58e7d51 Update enum conflict resolution.
• 42f4388 Use lower-cased x-go-name for parameters var name (#574)
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Superseded by #120.