feat:Update OpenAPI Specification with New Endpoints and Schema Modifications #89
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WalkthroughThe changes to the OpenAPI specification for the DeepApi include the introduction of several new endpoints, updates to existing endpoints, and modifications to response schemas. New endpoints allow for querying deployment logs, retrieving available voices, and managing API tokens. Existing endpoints have been expanded with additional operations and refined parameter requirements, while response schemas have been updated to reflect new data structures. Security definitions have also been standardized to enhance authentication consistency across the API. Changes
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
src/libs/DeepInfra/openapi.yaml (3)
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1-1: Consolidate security schemesThe API specification defines two identical bearer token security schemes (
HTTPBearerandBearer). This redundancy could lead to confusion in API client implementations.Consider consolidating into a single security scheme:
securitySchemes: - HTTPBearer: - type: http - scheme: bearer Bearer: type: http scheme: bearerThen update all endpoint security references to use the single scheme consistently.
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1-1: Consider removing the deprecated list endpointThe API has two identical endpoints for listing deployments:
/deploy/list/(deprecated)/deploy/list(active)Having duplicate endpoints increases maintenance overhead and could confuse API consumers.
Consider:
- Adding a sunset date for the deprecated endpoint
- Implementing a redirect from the deprecated endpoint to the new one
- Planning for eventual removal of the deprecated endpoint
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1-1: Enhance API documentationWhile the documentation is generally comprehensive, there are opportunities for improvement:
- Add descriptions for schema properties where missing
- Provide more comprehensive response examples
- Include rate limiting details in endpoint descriptions
Consider enhancing documentation for better API usability and understanding.
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src/libs/DeepInfra/openapi.yaml (1)
817-817: Verify the impact of response schema change
The response schema for /lora-model POST endpoint has been changed from ModelOut to DeploymentOut. While this change aligns with deployment-focused behavior, it's a breaking change that requires careful consideration.
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Schema change from ModelOut to DeploymentOut is appropriate
The change in response schema for /lora-model endpoint from ModelOut to DeploymentOut is correct and well-aligned with the endpoint's behavior. The DeploymentOut schema includes essential deployment-related fields like deploy_id, status, and fail_reason, which are crucial for tracking the LoRA model upload and deployment process. The generated client code in DeepInfraApi.UploadLoraModel.g.cs already uses the DeploymentOut return type, indicating this is an intentional design choice to provide deployment status information to API consumers.
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Bearerscheme.These updates improve API functionality and user access to deployment and account data.