* Add tests for schema exclusions
* Move exclusion check to should_include_endpoint
* Update docs
* Switch to using `schema = None`
* Test PendingDeprecationWarnings
* Add note to release notes.
* s/deprecated/pending deprecation/
* Add PR link to release notes
* Correct typo in test class name
* Test 'exclude_from_schema' deprecation warning message (#1)
* Correct deprecation warning message
* Initial Refactor Step
* Add descriptor class
* call from generator
* proxy back to generator for implementation.
* Move `get_link` to descriptor
* Move `get_description` to descriptor
* Remove need for generator in get_description
* Move get_path_fields to descriptor
* Move `get_serializer_fields` to descriptor
* Move `get_pagination_fields` to descriptor
* Move `get_filter_fields` to descriptor
* Move `get_encoding` to descriptor.
* Pass just `url` from SchemaGenerator to descriptor
* Make `view` a property
Encapsulates check for a view instance.
* Adjust API Reference docs
* Add `ManualSchema` class
* Refactor to `ViewInspector` plus `AutoSchema`
The interface then is **just** `get_link()`
* Add `manual_fields` kwarg to AutoSchema
* Add schema decorator for FBVs
* Adjust comments
* Docs: Provide full params in example
Ref feedback b52e372f8f (r137254795)
* Add docstring for ViewInstpector.__get__ descriptor method.
Ref https://github.com/encode/django-rest-framework/pull/5354#discussion_r137265022
* Make `schemas` a package.
* Split generators, inspectors, views.
* Adjust imports
* Rename to EndpointEnumerator
* Adjust ManualSchema to take `fields`
… and `description`.
Allows `url` and `action` to remain dynamic
* Add package/module docstrings
* Update get_object() example in permissions.md
I'm a bit confused about the example that's provided in the 'Object level permissions' section. Other examples (e.g. Tutorial 3 - Class Based Views) provided a pk to get_object(). It doesn't seem like this example has any way of identifying a specific object.
Just in case I'm correct, I've prepared this pull request. But if I'm wrong, would it be possible for you to explain the example I modified?
Many Thanks...
* Adjust patch
Sometimes, probably in the upgrade from Django 1.9 to 1.10, a post with
empty content is forbidden by javascript, with the message "Please fill
in this field". Filling the form with '{}' allows an application/json
request to be submitted.
The API call itself works perfectly well with a post with empty content:
the interface shouldn't make assumptions about it.
