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Add allowed field types to Ruuter Service Declarations #498

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turnerrainer commented Apr 23, 2024

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I WANT allowed field types to be added to Ruuter DSLs Service Declarations
SO THAT only requests with expected fields would be processed

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  • DSLs outside of "internal" folders as top priority
  • DSLs in "internal" folder
  • Do not add section needed to generate OpenAPI specs
  • Define allowed request parameters for body
  • Define allowed request parameters for headers
@turnerrainer turnerrainer converted this from a draft issue Apr 23, 2024
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