Steven
Steven
> ith a command that has a dependency on another command This is the core of your problem. My advise is to treat commands as [holistic abstractions](http://scrapbook.qujck.com/holistic-abstractions-take-2/). This means that...
You can already achieve this by doing the following: ``` c# var appDataPath = HostingEnvironment.MapPath("~/App_Data"); var xmlCommentsPaths = Directory.GetFiles(appDataPath, "*.xml"); foreach (string xmlCommentsPath in xmlCommentsPaths) { c.IncludeXmlComments(xmlCommentsPath); var filter =...
Hi @timohayes, You are right. After some testing I was able to reproduce this. The `SwaggerDocsConfig.OperationFilter` method seems to favor the last applied filter. I pushed a new version of...
I tested this locally, and it works. There's no naming convention. Not sure why it doesn't work in your case.
This method: ``` c# container.Register(typeof(IQueryHandler), AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()); ``` Has the following behavior (copied from the API documentation): > Registers all concrete, non-generic, public and internal types in the given set of...
Nope. I've got exactly 0 experience with Python. You might be the first Pythoneer trying this. Good luck in your quest and don't forget to blog about your experiences or...
Hi Brett, Versioning is always difficult. Whenever possible, I try to roll out server and client at the same time, which prevents this problem. This is obviously not always possible....
I see no reason why versioning wouldn't work. You can have different routings per version, which each version having its own delegating handler with its own list of commands and...
But TBH, unless you need to support WCF or another SOAP based API with a very strict contract scheme, I would advise against doing /v1 /v2 altogether, since they are...