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[CLI Improvements] Migrate Transactions to resource manager architecture #2336

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danielbdias opened this issue Apr 10, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2551
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[CLI Improvements] Migrate Transactions to resource manager architecture #2336

danielbdias opened this issue Apr 10, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2551

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danielbdias commented Apr 10, 2023

To adapt the Transaction resource to the resource manager architecture, we should:

  1. Update the OpenAPI specs considering the new endpoints
  2. Create new endpoints using the Resource Manager structure on the Backend
  3. Update the code that uses the resource on the backend to use the new resource manager repository
  4. Adapt the CLI to have commands that use this new structure and make the old ones deprecated
  5. Adapt the frontend calls to consider the new endpoints
  6. Update the documentation related to this resource

Our reference should be the Transaction specification on #2182.

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@danielbdias danielbdias changed the title [CLI Improvements] Migrate Transactions to resource manager architecture (both CLI and server endpoints) [CLI Improvements] Migrate Transactions to resource manager architecture Apr 11, 2023
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