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Take for example this param:
"parameters": [ { "name": "force", "type": "boolean", "in": "query" } ]
Currently when bravado-core tries to marshal this param, it just casts it to str() which leads to True/False instead of true/false
str()
True/False
true/false
Temporary ugly monkeypatch snippet for those, who use bravado+pytest:
from bravado_core.param import marshal_param def _marshal_param(param, value, request): marshal_param(param, value, request) if param.name in request['params'] and type(value) is bool: value = str(value).lower() request['params'][param.name] = value monkeypatch.setattr('bravado.client.marshal_param', _marshal_param)
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Take for example this param:
Currently when bravado-core tries to marshal this param, it just casts it to
str()
which leads toTrue/False
instead oftrue/false
Temporary ugly monkeypatch snippet for those, who use bravado+pytest:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: