## About the changes
https://github.blog/changelog/2022-10-24-npm-v9-0-0-released/ introduced
a breaking change in the way they handle files inside package.json which
caused some issues with the way we pack and distribute Unleash:
> npm pack now follows a strict order of operations when applying ignore
rules. If a files array is present in the package.json, then rules in
.gitignore and .npmignore files from the root will be ignored.
What we discovered is that when having a nested .gitignore (the one we
have inside frontend), `npm publish` was taking that nested .gitignore
into account (despite the fact that we also have a package.json with
files inside the same folder). We tricked this by removing the `build`
folder from `frontend/.gitignore` and instead adding it into the root
`.gitignore` which is being ignored by `npm publish` following what's
stated in the release note above.
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Co-authored-by: Gard Rimestad <gard@getunleash.io>
BREAKING CHANGE: This changes the `name` property of a small number of error responses that we return. The property would have been `TypeError`, but is now `ValidationError` instead. It's a grey area, but I'd rather be strict.
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This change removes uses of the `TypeError` type from user-facing code.
Type errors are used by typescript when you provide it the wrong type.
This is a valid concern. However, in the API, they're usually a signal
that **we've** done something wrong rather than the user having done
something wrong. As such, it makes more sense to return them as
validation errors or bad request errors.
## Breaking changes
Note that because of the way we handle errors, some of these changes
will be made visible to the end user, but only in the response body.
```ts
{ "name": "TypeError", "message": "Something is wrong", "isJoi": true }
```
will become
```ts
{ "name": "ValidationError", "message": "Something is wrong", "isJoi": true }
```
Technically, this could be considered a breaking change. However, as
we're gearing up for v5, this might be a good time to merge that?
## A return to 500
This PR also makes TypeErrors a 500-type error again because they should
never be caused by invalid data provided by the user
This PR updates the OpenAPI schemas for all the operations tagged with
"addons". In doing so, I also uncovered a few bugs and inconsistencies.
These have also been fixed.
## Changes
I've added inline comments to the changed files to call out anything
that I think is worth clarifying specifically. As an overall
description, this PR does the following:
Splits `addon-schema` into `addon-schema` and
`addon-create-update-schema`. The former is used when describing addons
that exist within Unleash and contain IDs and `created_at` timestamps.
The latter is used when creating or updating addons.
Adds examples and descriptions to all relevant schemas (and their
dependencies).
Updates addons operations descriptions and response codes (including the
recently introduced 413 and 415).
Fixes a bug where the server would crash if it didn't recognize the
addon provider (test added).
Fixes a bug where updating an addon wouldn't return anything, even if
the API said that it would. (test added)
Resolves some inconsistencies in handling of addon description. (tests
added)
### Addon descriptions
when creating addons, descriptions are optional. The original
`addonSchema` said they could be `null | string | undefined`. This
caused some inconsistencies in return values. Sometimes they were
returned, other times not. I've made it so that `descriptions` are now
always returned from the API. If it's not defined or if it's set to
`null`, the API will return `description: null`.
### `IAddonDto`
`IAddonDto`, the type we used internally to model the incoming addons
(for create and update) says that `description` is required. This hasn't
been true at least since we introduced OpenAPI schemas. As such, the
update and insert methods that the service uses were incompatible with
the **actual** data that we require.
I've changed the type to reflect reality for now. Assuming the tests
pass, this **should** all be good, but I'd like the reviewer(s) to give
this a think too.
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Co-authored-by: Christopher Kolstad <chriswk@getunleash.ai>
We've had requests from customers that use RS512 as the default signing
algorithm in their OIDC server deployment. This PR adds that as a config
variable to the OIDC form.
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Adds documentation to the docs website for the new Jira Cloud plugin.
Couple of pieces on install page are missing due to the nature of having
to have the docs before we can start the review process after which
we'll get the final details on how/where to install/from etc.
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Very open to improvements on wording and tips on standards used in
screenshots
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Co-authored-by: Simon Hornby <liquidwicked64@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.ai>
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Adding documentation for the edge endpoints. Also separating request and
response schema for our validate endpoint to make clear that we expect a
list of strings as input, but yield tokens as output.
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Co-authored-by: Gastón Fournier <gaston@getunleash.io>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.ai>
This PR adds an explainer document about using large/complex
constraints, inspired by the Unleash and Redis repo.
The intent is to create a comprehensive and understandable explanation
as to why we don't recommend you do this, and also to offer alternative
solutions for the same problem.
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## About the changes
This rule defines that all properties should have a description
We also considered enforcing an example but we noticed that in some
cases that's not needed.
## About the changes
This enables us to validate the shape of our OpenAPI schemas by defining
specific json-schema rules that will be evaluated against all our open
API schemas.
Because we know there are things we need to improve, we've added a list
of `knownExceptions`. When fixing some of the known exceptions the tests
will force us to remove the exception from the list, that way
contributing to reducing the number of violations to our own rules.
Co-authored-by: Mateusz Kwasniewski <kwasniewski.mateusz@gmail.com>
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