Robbe Sneyders
Robbe Sneyders
Flask supports async routes since version 2.0. We should support them in our `FlaskApp`. Without looking into it, I assume we need to detect if the view function is sync...
> Currently, Connexion works by injecting its functionality in between the underlying framework app and the user view function, by wrapping the view function in decorators. (See our [ARCHITECTURE.rst](https://github.com/spec-first/connexion/blob/main/ARCHITECTURE.rst)). >...
This issue is part of #1489 and has the goal of moving the validation into the middleware stack. Validation contains: - Request body validation - Request parameter validation (path &...
As mentioned in #1588, we're repeating a lot of boilerplate across the middlewares. This PR extracts this boilerplate into shared base classes. Feel free to propose better naming for them...
This PR moves the JSON response body validation to middleware as another step towards #1525. I moved away from having the body validators implement the complete ASGI interface and calling...
Fixes #1529 Flask async routes were already supported due to the async logic used for `aiohttp`. This PR just makes it explicit by: - Installing Flask with the `async` extra....
**Describe the issue**: For some graphs, the processes scheduler does not completely process a partition before starting on a new one, which leads to Out Of Memory issues when processing...
Fixes #1881 Fixes #1880 Fixes #1876 Alternative to #1750 This PR makes the current request available to the security handlers by injecting it as a keyword. I think this is...
We currently set the Context variables offered to the user in the `ContextMiddleware` at the end of the stack, which makes them available in view functions and any code called...