[VSCode] Add right-click context menu to load OpenAPI descriptions from YAML files #6676
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This PR implements the ability to load OpenAPI descriptions directly from the VS Code file explorer by right-clicking on YAML files, as requested in the original issue.
Changes Made
New Command Implementation
LoadOpenApiDescriptionFromFileCommand
that handles loading OpenAPI descriptions from file URIsopenapi:
orswagger:
keywords in YAML contentgetKiotaTree
function to ensure they are valid OpenAPI specificationsVS Code Integration
.yaml
and.yml
files in the file explorerOpenApiTreeProvider
and follows established patternsUser Experience Improvements
Technical Details
kiota.openApiExplorer.loadOpenApiDescriptionFromFile
resourceExtname =~ /\.(yaml|yml)$/
(matches both .yaml and .yml files)Example Usage
.yaml
or.yml
file in the file explorerThis enhancement eliminates the need to manually browse for files through the existing search dialog when working with local OpenAPI specifications.
Fixes #4733.
Warning
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