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Remove hard-coded '/1/' from all API request URIs. #77
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This PR hopes to unify some of these initialization settings int o a single 'configuration' class that can be easily used to intialize parse in a much cleaner way, especially as we add even more initialization options. Depends on #77.
This allows us to more easily do path redirection while performing tests.
Now leverages the existing 'ParseCommand' class instead of constructing improperly typed dictionaries. TODO: Split this into its own class.
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This PR hopes to unify some of these initialization settings int o a single 'configuration' class that can be easily used to intialize parse in a much cleaner way, especially as we add even more initialization options. Depends on #77.
Looking good. Make sure integration test runs well. I'll update jenkins to reflect the change. |
I ran integrations against this locally (that's how I caught the batch encoding stuff). All passed. |
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Remove hard-coded '/1/' from all API request URIs.
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This PR hopes to unify some of these initialization settings int o a single 'configuration' class that can be easily used to intialize parse in a much cleaner way, especially as we add even more initialization options. Depends on #77.
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This PR hopes to unify some of these initialization settings int o a single 'configuration' class that can be easily used to intialize parse in a much cleaner way, especially as we add even more initialization options. Depends on #77.
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This PR hopes to unify some of these initialization settings int o a single 'configuration' class that can be easily used to intialize parse in a much cleaner way, especially as we add even more initialization options. Depends on #77.
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This allows us to more easily do path redirection while performing tests.
Also: Make batch requests no longer require manual encoding.
Now leverages the existing 'ParseCommand' class instead of constructing improperly typed dictionaries.