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API 응답 스키마 수정, Comment와 Ticket 공통 스키마 추가 #15
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components/schemas 섹션에 Comment와 Ticket 스키마를 추가 API 응답 스키마에서 해당 Comment와 Ticket 스키마를 사용하도록 수정
tickets api info 설명 개선
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Summary of Changes
This pull request focuses on refining the API response schema for the Tickets API. I've modified the openapi.yaml file to introduce common schemas for Comment and Ticket objects. This change aims to improve consistency and reusability across different API endpoints. Additionally, I've enhanced the description of the tickets API to provide more clarity on its functionality.
Highlights
- Schema Refactoring: Introduced common schemas for
CommentandTicketinopenapi.yamlto promote consistency and avoid redundancy in API responses. - API Description Enhancement: Improved the description of the Tickets API in
openapi.yamlto offer a clearer understanding of its purpose and capabilities. - Response Schema Updates: Updated various API response schemas to reference the newly defined
TicketandCommentschemas, ensuring a standardized structure.
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- tickets/openapi.yaml
- Added a detailed description for the Tickets API, clarifying its purpose and functionalities (lines 4-9).
- Replaced inline object definitions for ticket items in the
/ticketsendpoint with a reference to theTicketschema (line 34). - Replaced inline object definitions for the response schema of the POST
/ticketsendpoint with a reference to theTicketschema (line 87). - Replaced inline object definitions for the response schema of the GET
/tickets/{ticket_id}endpoint with a reference to theTicketschema (line 117). - Replaced inline object definitions for the response schema of the PUT
/tickets/{ticket_id}endpoint with a reference to theTicketschema (line 159). - Replaced inline object definitions for the response schema of the DELETE
/tickets/{ticket_id}endpoint with a reference to theTicketschema (line 188). - Modified the GET
/tickets/{ticket_id}/commentsendpoint to return an array ofCommentschema references (line 231). - Replaced inline object definitions for the response schema of the POST
/tickets/{ticket_id}/commentsendpoint with a reference to theCommentschema (line 271). - Replaced inline object definitions for the response schema of the DELETE
/tickets/{ticket_id}/comments/{comment_id}endpoint with a reference to theCommentschema (line 305). - Defined the
Commentschema with properties foridandcontent(lines 313-321). - Defined the
Ticketschema with properties forid,title,description,status, andcomments, withcommentsbeing an array ofCommentschema references (lines 323-342).
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Walkthrough이번 변경사항은 Tickets API 문서를 개선하는 작업입니다. Changes
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Code Review
The pull request introduces modifications to the API response schema and incorporates a common schema for Comments and Tickets. Additionally, it enhances the descriptions for the tickets API. The changes appear well-structured and contribute to improved API clarity and maintainability.
Merge Readiness
The code changes look good and improve the API definition. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. I recommend merging this pull request.
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