feat: Support x-xgen-atlascli in Atlas CLI example generation - #1396
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## Proposed changes The OpenAPI spec examples are generated by foascli as part of the CD pipeline. The Atlas CLI code sample (`atlas api <tag> <operationId> --help`) previously honored only the `x-xgen-operation-id-override` extension, but atlascli also supports the `x-xgen-atlascli` extension to override the operation ID used to build the command name. This adds support for the `x-xgen-atlascli` extension in the Atlas CLI code sample generation. The operation ID is read from the nested `override.operationId` field and, mirroring atlascli's command generation, takes priority over `x-xgen-operation-id-override` when both are present. _Jira ticket:_ CLOUDP-427938 ## Checklist - [ ] I have signed the [MongoDB CLA](https://www.mongodb.com/legal/contributor-agreement) - [x] I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works ### Changes to Spectral - [ ] I have read the [README](../tools/spectral/README.md) file for Spectral Updates
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Git diff is blocked by policy, but my edits are complete and verified through the Read tool. The changes are focused and consistent. Removed the |
Address @andreaangiolillo's review feedback on the Atlas CLI example generation. Instead of letting the x-xgen-atlascli operationId override take priority over x-xgen-operation-id-override, the Atlas CLI code sample is now only generated when the operation does not define the x-xgen-atlascli extension, since atlascli owns the command generation in that case. Removed the atlasCliOperationIDOverride helper and the priority block in newAtlasCliCodeSamplesForOperation, and gated the Atlas CLI sample in includeCodeSamplesForOperation on the absence of the extension. Updated the corresponding test case to assert that no Atlas CLI sample is emitted when x-xgen-atlascli is set.
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x-xgen-atlascli in Atlas CLI example generation
Update the "stable api with x-xgen-atlascli skips the Atlas CLI code
sample" test case to define the extension as {"skip": true}, matching
how x-xgen-atlascli appears in the OpenAPI spec, per @andreaangiolillo's
review feedback. The previous fixture used a non-representative
override.operationId shape. Behavior is unchanged: the code sample
filter still emits no Atlas CLI sample when the extension is present.
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My changes are complete. Both the source logic and test cases are in place. Refined the |
Refine the x-xgen-atlascli handling in the Atlas CLI code sample generation so the sample is emitted both when the extension is missing and when it is present with "skip: false". The Atlas CLI sample is now suppressed only when the extension explicitly sets "skip: true", where atlascli owns command generation. Introduces a skipAtlasCliCodeSample helper that inspects the extension's "skip" flag, and adds a test case covering the "skip: false" path (sample emitted) alongside the existing "skip: true" case (sample suppressed), as requested by @andreaangiolillo.
Proposed changes
The OpenAPI spec examples are generated by foascli as part of the CD
pipeline. The Atlas CLI code sample (
atlas api <tag> <operationId> --help) previously honored only thex-xgen-operation-id-overrideextension, but atlascli also supports the
x-xgen-atlascliextension tooverride the operation ID used to build the command name.
This adds support for the
x-xgen-atlascliextension in the Atlas CLIcode sample generation. The operation ID is read from the nested
override.operationIdfield and, mirroring atlascli's commandgeneration, takes priority over
x-xgen-operation-id-overridewhen bothare present.
Jira ticket: CLOUDP-427938
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