Fix entity data type identification #1863
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I hit a pretty obscure bug 🐛.
The
grape-swagger
gem uses thetype
documentation parameter in order to identify the deduce name. When the type (class) is stringifiedgrape-swagger
cannot check for method existance and falls back to taking the last module as the name.Here is a (simplified) example of the problem:
If the entity name ends in
Date
then it's regarded asprimitive
and the swagger documentation is generated as aformData
:(where the
date
type is then also marked as astring
instead of object).While generating the param documentation
type
attribute, thetype
is converted to a string. The stringtype
is only used to check whether the param is anArray
, which can be accomplished by a class inheritance check as well.With the changes in this PR and by adding
API::V1::Events::Date.entity_name
the generated swagger doc is correct:
Everything works as expected, the specs pass and I didn't see any regressions.
I'm not 100% sure if I got this right, please let me know what you think.