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Head commit for run: 134abaae2fbe79ec45bc37cdd3a561ecca0c95a5 / Scott Murphy Heiberg <[email protected]> Describe controllers reached through the default URL mapping A RestfulController is served by the default "/$controller/$action?/$id?" mapping whether or not a mapping names it, so a controller with no mapping of its own was reachable but absent from the document. That includes every scaffolded controller, since scaffolding generates RestfulController subclasses. Those routes are now described, with the id segment on the actions that address a single resource and the method each action declares through allowedMethods, so save is documented as POST and delete as DELETE rather than everything as GET. A controller a mapping also names is described twice, once at /books/{id} and once at /book/show/{id}. Both answer, and an endpoint that responds while missing from the document is worse than one described twice: the document is used to review the surface an application exposes, not only to browse it. An application wanting only the first form removes the default mapping. Only RestfulController subclasses are described this way, which keeps controllers rendering GSP views out of the document and makes the action set, id placement, and methods known rather than guessed. Report URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-core/actions/runs/33320618460 With regards, GitHub Actions via GitBox
