[16.0][IMP]fastapi: obtain endpoint via common method #524
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Than you for the proposal @PicchiSeba
get_uid , get_app and get_endpoint no more receive a root path. They receive a path...
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Hi @lmignon thank you for your review. Do you want me to just change the names to EDIT: nvm, I just saw you other comment |
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closing since it will be merged with #515 |
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Move endpoint matching into its own method to allow other modules to override it