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Colm O hEigeartaigh updated SYNCOPE-45:
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Description:
There is a lack of consistency in how the REST controllers handle deletion. For
example, RoleController.delete() does not return the deleted RoleTO object,
unlike the corresponding method in UserController. It also uses the HTTP delete
verb instead of get as per the UserController. I suggest there should be
consistent behaviour for delete across the controllers, in other words all
delete functionality should use HTTP GET and return the deleted object.
was:
RoleController.delete() does not return the deleted RoleTO object, unlike the
corresponding method in UserController. It also uses the
HTTP delete verb instead of get as per the UserController. I suggest there
should be consistent behaviour for delete across the controllers, in other
words all delete functionality should use HTTP GET and return the deleted
object.
Updating description to make it clearer.
> Make all delete operations consistent in the REST API
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> Key: SYNCOPE-45
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SYNCOPE-45
> Project: Syncope
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Colm O hEigeartaigh
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> There is a lack of consistency in how the REST controllers handle deletion.
> For example, RoleController.delete() does not return the deleted RoleTO
> object, unlike the corresponding method in UserController. It also uses the
> HTTP delete verb instead of get as per the UserController. I suggest there
> should be consistent behaviour for delete across the controllers, in other
> words all delete functionality should use HTTP GET and return the deleted
> object.
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