Add allow_wildcard configuration #2362
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| def test_render_resource_with_deep_wildcard_include | ||
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| get :render_resource_with_deep_wildcard_include |
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** wildcard would cause stack overflow in this case. I guess this test can be removed, but left it here as a PoC for now.
Edit: It looks like it fails tests on jruby, so I removed it.
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Purpose
jsonapi-renderer provides an
allow_wildcardconfiguration which can be used to configure how*and**include directives are treated. Since these wildcards are specific to AMS, in some cases it might be better to completely disable them instead of callinggsub(/\*/, '')on every include parameter passed to the API.Changes
This PR adds a way to disable these wildcards by updating how
JSONAPI::IncludeDirectiveis initialized. Default behaviour remains the same. Whenconfig.allow_wildcardisfalse, wildcards will be ignored by jsonapi-renderer.Caveats
default_includesconfiguration, which is currently*, will not be respected and will be handled as if it was an empty string