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feat(metadata): accept operation class names in parameter operations - #8624
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operationsoption of parameter attributes on properties only accepts operation instances: passing a class name throws a rawTypeError: Cannot use "::class" on string. Since the restriction matches on the operation class anyway, accept class names too (they can be mixed with instances).Before
TypeError: Cannot use "::class" on stringAfter
searchis only declared onGetCollection. A class name that is not declared on the resource throws the same exception as an instance: