Error on missing x-linode-cli-command extension; log when operationId is used for action#757
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Works well on my end!
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📝 Description
This pull request adds logic to raise an error if an OpenAPI path has CLI-enabled actions but does not specify an
x-linode-cli-commandextension. This is necessary because we've recently had OpenAPI specification release candidates make it very far down the pipeline before commands misgrouped underdefaultare discovered, which is not intentionally used by any existing commands.This pull request also adds a new log entry that occurs when the
x-linode-cli-actionextension is not specified and the operationId is used as a failover.✔️ How to Test
The following test steps assume you have pulled down this PR locally and run
make install.Unit Testing