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Currently, executing the delete command requires the --rel argument to be specified. This means that you cannot do the following to delete a resource and verify that it is deleted.
follow foo
delete
get
The delete command should be allowed to run from any URI without the --rel argument specified and should simply execute an HTTP DELETE on the current URI. The --rel behavior should be preserved as-is.
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It's not the --rel that's required but an argument of some kind. --rel is actually a convenience switch because the PathOrRel object that is the first parameter to the delete command figures out whether it's being passed a rel value or an actual path.
But it would be easier (and more consistent with the other commands) to not require a path or rel value on delete. I think it's as easy a fix as turning the mandatory switch to false.
Currently, executing the
delete
command requires the--rel
argument to be specified. This means that you cannot do the following to delete a resource and verify that it is deleted.The
delete
command should be allowed to run from any URI without the--rel
argument specified and should simply execute an HTTPDELETE
on the current URI. The--rel
behavior should be preserved as-is.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: