Felipe Orozco
Felipe Orozco
Hey @mglazer, what is the issue with approach 1), marking the endpoint as deprecated and then eventually removing it? Alternatively, if the goal is to mark specific endpoints as idempotent...
Agreed this should be improved!
Can you provide a stacktrace by running `./gradlew -s`
@tifoha thanks for the contribution! There was a flake in the build that was resolved by https://github.com/palantir/docker-compose-rule/pull/320, you'll want to rebase your branch to pick up the fix
+1 I was actually in the process of writing up an RFC for something like this across languages
I would not compare the `.of()` factory method of some conjure-java beans with the constructor of the conjure-python "object" classes. In Java, the `.of()` method is simply a convenience wrapper...
Hey @AaronJRubin I've rolled off of the team and I don't believe there is any active development on Conjure-python right now. @carterkozak or @jkozlowski are the best people to ask
I don't think we should do this. Because of the asymmetry in requests and responses marking all collections as optional would force consumers to do spurious null checks when interacting...
I think long term introducing a serde layer, that would allow us to do what you suggest, is the right to do. Unfortunately, that would come with a much more...
You're correct, it is compatible over the wire. Perhaps as a middle-ground/starting point we could generate simple factory functions while will allow you to omit collections. For example: ```typescript interface...