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I'm getting "authLevel": "Anonymous"
from using the new -a
flag. This causes warnings from the JSON schema and has caused an issue with an app where it defaults back to function level when published. That last part strikes me as especially strange but would be a host issue. Regardless, the output from the Core Tools should be camelCased instead of PascalCased.
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Most of the tests that currently cover core functionalities depend heavily on (and sometimes test) internal implementation characteristics. While they should be testing whether given implementation produces desired outcome (treating its implementation more as a black box).
_Current state of things is problematic for eventual internal improvements and refactors which occasionally we want to i