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Title:
API: hosting integrations endpoint versioning/structure by humitos · Pull Request #10216 · readthedocs/readthedocs.org · GitHub
Description:
Review initial JSON response to keep consistency with APIv3 resources. It uses a small modified version of the APIv3 serializers for known resources, removing some URL fields that can't be ...
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/readthedocs/ext-theme/blob/main/src/js/build/detail x-rtd-hosting-integrations-version header 👍 1 readthedocs/proxito/tests/responses/v0 readthedocs/proxito/tests/responses/v0 humitos/hosting-api-structure branch 👍 1 readthedocs/proxito/views/hosting add json files contributor agjohnson commented user/theme author/ initial test detail page downloads contributor agjohnson left django model views json structure return build detail view user/author perspective translated api response nicer expandable structure documentation page apis json outdated readthedocs / readthedocs api endpoint anticipate changing parts adds unnecessary complexity benjaoming/readthedocs humitos mentioned authenticated api client top key projects hard coded/default pull request versions pull request versions rendered inside features accurately show contributor agjohnson small modified version class based approach readthedocs/addons benjaoming api addon configuration section top level key structure object return inactive versions pretty common discussion current user hitting filtered/categorized data rename features field including hidden versions helps avoid rewriting top level listing response structure
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- Can you expand why we would need these version ids on the flyout?
- I feel like we may have had similar conversations in the past, but are we using any versioning patterns like this anywhere else?
- I understand the idea would be to have "one method per main key" in the JSON, right?
- I understand the idea would be to have "one method per main key" in the JSON, right?
- Maybe this can be a later refactor?
- Maybe this can be a later refactor?
- Perhaps to step back, what use case do you see here?
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