Bump openapi-python-client from 0.20.0 to 0.21.0

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Bumps openapi-python-client from 0.20.0 to 0.21.0.

Release notes

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0.21.0 (2024-06-08)

Breaking Changes

Removed the update command

The update command is no more, you can (mostly) replace its usage with some new flags on the generate command.

If you had a package named my-api-client in the current working directory, the update command previously would update the my_api_client module within it. You can now almost perfectly replicate this behavior using openapi-python-client generate --meta=none --output-path=my-api-client/my_api_client --overwrite.

The only difference is that my-api-client would have run post_hooks in the my-api-client directory, but generate will run post_hooks in the output-path directory.

Alternatively, you can now also run openapi-python-client generate --meta=<your-meta-type> --overwrite to regenerate the entire client, if you don't care about keeping any changes you've made to the generated client.

Please comment on [discussion #824](openapi-generators/openapi-python-client#824) (or a new discussion, as appropriate) to aid in designing future features that fill any gaps this leaves for you.

Features

Added an --output-path option to generate

Rather than changing directories before running generate you can now specify an output directory with --output-path. Note that the project name will not be appended to the --output-path, whatever path you specify is where the generated code will be placed.

Added an --overwrite flag to generate

You can now tell openapi-python-client to overwrite an existing directory, rather than deleting it yourself before running generate.

Changelog

Sourced from openapi-python-client's changelog.

0.21.0 (2024-06-08)

Breaking Changes

Removed the update command

The update command is no more, you can (mostly) replace its usage with some new flags on the generate command.

If you had a package named my-api-client in the current working directory, the update command previously would update the my_api_client module within it. You can now almost perfectly replicate this behavior using openapi-python-client generate --meta=none --output-path=my-api-client/my_api_client --overwrite.

The only difference is that my-api-client would have run post_hooks in the my-api-client directory, but generate will run post_hooks in the output-path directory.

Alternatively, you can now also run openapi-python-client generate --meta=<your-meta-type> --overwrite to regenerate the entire client, if you don't care about keeping any changes you've made to the generated client.

Please comment on [discussion #824](openapi-generators/openapi-python-client#824) (or a new discussion, as appropriate) to aid in designing future features that fill any gaps this leaves for you.

Features

Added an --output-path option to generate

Rather than changing directories before running generate you can now specify an output directory with --output-path. Note that the project name will not be appended to the --output-path, whatever path you specify is where the generated code will be placed.

Added an --overwrite flag to generate

You can now tell openapi-python-client to overwrite an existing directory, rather than deleting it yourself before running generate.

Commits

• 8591f15 chore: prepare release 0.21.0 (#1053)
• 732b533 chore(deps): lock file maintenance (#1048)
• a5a99e1 Remove update, add --overwrite and --output-path (#1052)
• 73f92ea chore(deps): lock file maintenance (#1047)
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