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Following up on #35, when I removed the api definition I made for testing, leaving only one api defined, the call to GetRestApis stopped working.
With two apis defined:
(aws/invoke apigw {:op :GetRestApis}) => {:items [{:endpointConfiguration {:types [\R \E \G \I \O \N \A \L]}, :name "test", :apiKeySource "HEADER", :id "<removed>", :createdDate #inst"2019-01-21T17:16:52.000-00:00"} {:endpointConfiguration {:types [\R \E \G \I \O \N \A \L]}, :name "<removed>", :apiKeySource "HEADER", :binaryMediaTypes [\* \/ \*], :id "<removed>", :createdDate #inst"2018-12-21T12:19:45.000-00:00", :version "2019-01-17T15:45:00Z"}]}
With only one:
(aws/invoke apigw {:op :GetRestApis}) => {:items [{} {} {} {} {} {} {}]}
The api is in the request body, but it's not wrapped in a vector as it is when there are more than one api's defined.
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Fixed on master. The change also fixes the types list, so you should get this now:
types
{:items [{:endpointConfiguration {:types ["REGIONAL"]}, :name "<removed>", :apiKeySource "HEADER", :binaryMediaTypes [\* \/ \*], :id "<removed>", :createdDate #inst"2018-12-21T12:19:45.000-00:00", :version "2019-01-17T15:45:00Z"}]}
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I can confirm it works! 👍
Thanks for the feedback. It's part of 0.8.223, which was released on Friday.
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Following up on #35, when I removed the api definition I made for testing, leaving only one api defined, the call to GetRestApis stopped working.
With two apis defined:
With only one:
The api is in the request body, but it's not wrapped in a vector as it is when there are more than one api's defined.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: