Extended related_topics Object to Optionally Include Reverse Relationships #40
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…lated topics and flattened array of related topics to string array; Flattened also arrays in PUT and PATCH schemas; Updated Readme to reflect these changes and added query parameter "IncludeInverse" to section 4.7.1 with example
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Change documentation to explicitly state that topic relationships are always inverse / two sided Must also be covered in the Xml specification Will be further discusses in a telecon |
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As per todays telecon, this needs to be discussed further after the holiday season, so it's being left open for now. |
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When asking for a topics relations, a query parameter can be used to include inverse relationships in the result. Additionally, the object's schema was flattened to be a list of strings (guids) instead of a list of objects since the only property in the object was the guid.