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Properly handle optional<binary> endpoint return type and binary-related aliases #1052
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| description: Properly handle optional<binary> endpoint return type and binary-related | ||
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| - https://github.com/palantir/conjure-python/pull/1052 |
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Does this comment not make sense or has the spec changed? Sounds like it was intentionally not handling the binary alias and I'm curious of why.
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The comment doesn't make sense, basically everywhere the types are de-aliased in the spec, and for binary/optional returns it's no different https://github.com/palantir/conjure/blob/master/docs/spec/wire.md#32-response-body. It further doesn't make sense that an alias of binary/optional would change the behavior of our handling of raw octet-stream data which is what the spec defines must be returned by the server in these cases. This comment is from 2018, I don't see any related change to the wire.md file that would cause this and the author is no longer at Palantir so don't know why it was there.