[feat/schemas] API names forbid reserved URI characters #560
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- API names cannot contain characters from RFC 3986 reserved characters list. If such a character is detected, it is a schema error and the creation/update is refused. - This also sets an API's name to the given `request_path` if no `request_dns` is set. The first slash is omitted and subsequent slashes are replaced with dashes. - Since spaces are not allowed anymore in API names, fixture APIs must comply too. See #547, #489
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[feat/schemas] API names forbid reserved URI characters
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list. If such a character is detected, it is a schema error and the
creation/update is refused.
request_pathif norequest_dnsis set. The first slash is omitted and subsequentslashes are replaced with dashes.
comply too.
See #547, #489