Adam Leventhal
Adam Leventhal
I'm not sure of the state of this issue, but it seems possible that `discriminator` may be deprecated at some point: https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/issues/2143
1. Agreed on quotes 2. I like the idea of specifying an expression I'd be happy to submit a PR if you'd be interested
I think--but I'm not completely sure--that the integration parameters work a little bit differently than you're expecting. I believe that integration parameters are intended to let you remap request parameters....
What I described above is how you use query parameters.
I've done this with `role` https://gordon.readthedocs.io/en/latest/lambdas.html#role Does that work for you?
It would be pretty much the same as the golang example: https://github.com/jorgebastida/gordon/tree/master/examples/go AWS Lambda doesn't have native support for Rust so you'd use js or python to invoke the binary...
This may not address your actual use, but you can just do ```rust fn test(option: Option) -> TokenStream { quote! { #option } } ``` This precludes other fancy stuff...
This would be a great addition!
Support for 3.1 is going to be great. It would necessitate a pretty significant change to how this crate functions. In particular, this crate just defines some structs (and enums)...
> As far as your questions go, I think the answer for all of those depends on wether or not this should be a standalone 3.1.x only crate or not?...