* fix/ x-enum-varnames in python
* make x-enum-varnames examples more clear
* make x enum varname usage more explicit
* fix tests
* trigger tests
* trigger tests once again...
* fix more tests
* fix: object serialization for multipart requests
This PR is essentially
<https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/18140> but for
the asyncio client.
* fix: int serialization for multipart requests
urllib3 handles serializing ints in post params (ref 1), while asyncio
explicitly does not (ref 2).
ref 1: <9316764e90/src/urllib3/filepost.py (L75-L76)>
ref 2: <https://github.com/aio-libs/aiohttp/issues/920>
* test: new fake multipart endpoint with files and body
* test: regression test for stringified body params
* fix: mypy tweak
* fix: FILES regeneration
* feat: object, int serialization for multipart reqs
Extends previous commits (and #18140) to cover the python-pydantic-v1
client as well.
* fix: use async with in test
* test: regression test for pydantic-v1-aiohttp
* test: add regression test to pydantic-v1
Also brings the second test in line with the first, patching
`urllib3.PoolManager.urlopen`
* fix issue 18271
* the same update for python-pydantic-v1
* add test
* update samples
* update samples
* put properties under allOf for python client tests
* update samples
* add a test in test model
The EOL is missing so let's add it in order to comply with POSIX standard:
Line
> A sequence of zero or more non- <newline> characters plus a terminating <newline> character.
* Update model_generic.mustache, tuple notation breaks when there is only one element in the tuple
In this excerpt of the mustache template, the matching behaviour is bugged when there is only one element in the tuple notation. A single string with the tuple notation, e.g., `("string")`, will result in a string, and when values are compared with the string, it will do a `contains` match instead of an exact match, which is unintended behaviour.
* Update with samples, step 3
* Add test spec and regenerate samples
* Update samples
* Update spec and samples
* update samples
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Co-authored-by: Edmund Loo <edmundloo@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Edmund Loo <github.yn0u9@simplelogin.com>
* python: adjust basic typing information
This is an initial pass to fix and adjust the typing information for the
generated client. This is enough to have mypy runnning without complains
on all the (modern) generated clients (Pydantic v1 code is not checked
for instance)
mypy is also now run directly in the CI, so further changes will also be
checked and thus, will need to be compliant with good typing
information.
Note that this doesn't *fully* type all the code: mypy is not run in
"strict" mode and there are still many functions/methods/attributes
which are still not fully typed, but it's a first good step in that
direction.
* ApiResponse's raw_data can't be None
* Fix indentation
* Revert test changes
* run mypy on tests/ directory
* don't forcefully convert the client response headers to dict
* override petstore ApiResponse model
* adjust type of 'any/one_of_schemas' fields
* refactor: Clean up _response_types_map formatting
It matches black's behavior of having trailing commas now.
* test: Add test to reproduce #16967
* fix: deserialize responses even if no returnType
Closes#16967
* refactor: Simplify ApiException subclasses
* refactor: Move exception subtype choice to ApiException
* feat: Deserialize error responses and add to exceptions
* test: Add for error responses with model
* [python] fix TypeError
Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
* [python] update Private model attributes to Class vars
Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
* [python] rename the List of test cases to ListClass
Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
* [python] update samples
Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
* [python] rename the List of v1 test cases to ListClass
Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
* [python] rename the List of v1-aiohttp test cases to ListClass
Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
* update samples
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Signed-off-by: ふぁ <yuki@yuki0311.com>
Co-authored-by: William Cheng <wing328hk@gmail.com>
