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This is used, for example, when inspecting the result type of SerializerMethodField
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While not technically in violation of the OpenAPI specification, including a query parameter in a path should be flagged as an error in Spectral:
A path has specific meaning in HTTP as a part of a URL that comes after the host name and before the query string or fragment. A "path item" key must be only a path, it cannot have a query string or a fragment.
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- Guidance on adding a linter new rule-action (if none of the existing ones can perform the action, or be extended)
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I would like to be able to inspect the Looker API response data to better understand the type of error I have got when performing an action. Knowing that information I can then go on to perform a different set of actions after the error.
For example the create_user
can have a variety of [responses](https://docs.looker.com/reference/api-and-integration/api-reference/v3.1/user#response_messages
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Hi there! I see that an issue #2884 deeplinking was integrated to 3.x however if I have a hyperlink with a hash to the operationID nothing happens on click. If I reload the page the UI scrolls to the open panel as expected. Is there something I am missing here? My url looks as follows and I am using the 3.0 dist repo installed via npm.
Again when clicked the URL address is updated but nothing h