Committee doesn't seem to support the following OpenAPI 3.0 form of path parameter specifications:

{code:yaml} path: /this/{xyz}: parameters: - name: "xyz" #... get: operationId: get-this # ... post: operationId: post-this # ... {code} (Note that parameters is specified at the same level as get, post etc.)

Committee does allow this:

{code:yaml} path: /this/{xyz}: get: operationId: get-this # ... parameters: - name: "xyz" #... post: operationId: post-this # ... parameters: - name: "xyz" #... {code} (With parameters nested inside each resource`)

h3. Current behavior Committee seems match the path (even in strict mode) but doesn't validate the API specification further. There's no error or other feedback, even if the specification absolutely contains errors that committee should detect.

This means we get no feedback about this situation, let alone the cause. Modifying the OpenAPI specification from the first form to the second also isn't time well-spent.

h3. Expected behavior Both forms should be supported. A well-known OpenAPI design tool (Stoplight Studio) always chooses the first form, so it's desirable that Committee support it as well.

Support probably entails just merging the parameters at the "path" level into the parameters of each (get/post/...) "operation" defined for that path.

Inspired by: https://github.com/rest-client/rest-client/pull/644

Eliminate the dependency on mime-types which is a memory hog.

The gem mini_mime (https://github.com/discourse/mini_mime) was created in replacement. It uses the exact same database as the full fledged mime types and is capable of only loading stuff on demand with a practical, safe and bound in-memory cache.

Allocated memory by gem (derailed benchmarks):

Hi

Today, I had an error with app.info method, I tried to connect by console to heroku app but it was impossible for the following error:

I didn't change anything related to this gem and I haven't installed any new gem either.

Thanks.

Hello,

It seems there's no such feature available according to: https://github.com/fog/fog-aws/blob/master/lib/fog/aws/requests/compute/run_instances.rb#L24

Would you be kind enough to implement that ?

Best regards, Adam.

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Paper Title: Elle: Inferring Isolation Anomalies from Experimental Observations

Paper Year: 2021

Reasons for including paper

• New datastore isolation checker by the author of Jepsen (https://jepsen.io)

okay updated the @data parameters and also moved the header hash to string parsing into a helper function!

I wasn't able to get the test set up properly working with the proxy CONNECT request though. it seems like Sinatra does not like CONNECT requests :( I pushed my (failing) wip tests in case you have any ideas on how I can fix them.

Paper Title: Elle: Inferring Isolation Anomalies from Experimental Observations

Paper Year: 2021

Reasons for including paper

• New datastore isolation checker by the author of Jepsen (https://jepsen.io)