* fix flake8 folder
* fix flake8 folder in python2
* comment out flake8
* comment out flake8
* comment out flake8
* comment out flake8
* comment out flake8
* python server: Add pythonSrcRoot option
This will allow the python project to be in a subdirectory (as specified
in pythonSrcRoot). That could mean following the src layout with sources
under src/ or lib/. Multi-language projects might use a sub directory
like python/, or whatever makes sense for the project.
By default, the pythonSrcRoot is "", meaning the existing behavior is
the default.
* python server: update template files to support pythonSrcRoot
* python server: update docs to add pythonSrcRoot option
* python server: add pythonSrcRoot sample script
* python server: build sample srclayout project
* [Python] copy test files preserving history
* [Python] Make a conflict to preserve file copy history
* [Python] customize pom.xml for src layout tests
* [Python] add python-aiohttp-srclayout tests
* [Python] Fix server tests by updating requirements
Reverts the PR that disabled python2 server tests:
https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/4949
Reverts commits that disabled python3 server tests:
9adfedbfbb45c7059e64b3d9a285710bded4fb62
17ee990baaa80585242c7a07d64e2be4888fcfd0
Issue about the python 3 tests:
https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/issues/5235
I couldn't find an issue about the python2 tests being disabled.
I'm guessing build errors like the following were the trigger:
https://travis-ci.org/github/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/builds/634238181
Let's see what breaks!
* [Python] Copy setup.py to python-aiohttp
* [Python] Save history while copying setup.py to python-aiohttp
* [Python] Add aiohttp server setup.py
* [Python] Fix python server tests with src layout
* [Python] bump Flask-Testing version
* [Python] Pin pyyaml for py2.7 flask server
* [Python] simplify flask server requirements
* consolidate server tests
* [Python] rebuild python server samples
* [Python] Fix python server requirements for older pythons
Documented minimum python version for our aiohttp server is 3.5.
Documented minimum python version for our flask server is 3.4.
Connexion 2.3 is the last version to support python 3.4 and 3.5, so fix
the version pinning to correctly select <=2.3 for these EOL python
versions. Newer pythons should get the latest if possible as there many
relevant bug fixes.
Werkzeug also needs to be pinned for these old versions in the aiohttp
server just like for the flask server.
3.4 and 3.5 are EOL. We really should increase the minimum supported
version, but that is for another PR to do.
* Use the dataType if the baseType is not set
* add tests for passing enum as parameter
* updated requirements file in samples
* Update spec to explicitly name objects and prevent `inline_object`
* use the correct scripts to generate samples (`bin/openapi3/python-flask*`)
* Switches python generators to use pytest, useNose CLI option added if to allow nose to be used instead
* Adds ensure-up-to-date changes
* Adds setup.cfg to python clients so we can configure nose when useNose=true
* Adds fix for python-aiohttp testing, adds files missing from ensure-up-to-date
* Support python 3.7 for all server-generators
Signed-off-by: Guillaume Smaha <guillaume.smaha@gmail.com>
* Rename typing_patch.py to typing_utils.py
* Renaming typing_patch.mustache to typing_utils.mustache
* Fix comparaison in typing_utils.is_dict for python3.7
* Using connexion `pythonic_params` support while keeping OpenAPI spec file correct with reference to the original spec file.
* - Add `camelCase` query parameter which shows the incorrectnes of the conversion of the OpenAPI spec file in Python server implementation(s).
* Also use `pythonic_params=True` for the `python-aiohttp` implementation.
* - Updated Python related samples.
* The unit tests must provide the correct query parameters.
* - Updated Python related samples.
