George Blue
George Blue
There's not a strong drive to deliver this right now.
Hi @mogul, this is a great idea. Currently an example definition looks like: ```yaml examples: - name: An example description: Create a thing. plan_id: 3ba75688-ac57-11ed-9b25-fbc8396b95f4 provision_params: {"memory_size_gb": 1} bind_params: {}...
Hi @mogul, I have a chat with some folks about this, and one suggestion that came up was that maybe it would make sense to work on making the `csb...
Hi @mogul. I think that the future could involve both approaches. In the future, examples could have a validation script so that they are fully tested documentation, and also we...
Also, in the latest CSB release v0.17.0 the `csb client run-examples` command was removed in favour of the newer `csb run-examples`: https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cloud-service-broker/pull/729 On reflection, it may have been too soon...
Closing due to lack of activity
With Go 1.22, the standard library `http.ServeMux` was updated to be able to handle patterns. Previously brokerapi relied on `gorillia/mux` then `go-chi/chi` for this. So I think my ideal solution...
Here's a branch that illustrates the idea: https://github.com/pivotal-cf/brokerapi/tree/chiless
Hi @KsaweryZietara, just to be clear, the idea would be that brokerapi uses only the standard library. Any consumer could use any router that they like. The `brokerapi.New()` constructor has...
Thanks for the update @szwedm. You may have considered this already, but it's possible to mix Chi and Gorilla/Mux: ```go // First add a path to Gorilla/Mux r := mux.NewRouter()...