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The JSON:API protocol accepts both server and client side generated resource IDs. This implements, that a resource id can be left out when executing the create resource request (see the protocol docs for reference).
Unfortunately, the ResourceInterface expects the ID to be a string, so the only solution for a server-side generated ID would be to submit an empty ID string. In my case this breaks the server-side validation, as the server correctly assumes a non-existing id resource member.
I guess the only correct solution would be to make the id function nullable in the ResourceInterface, which will break other stuff. I must find another temporary solution for this in order to proceed without adjusting the server-side validation.
Are there any plans to support the server-side generated ID's in this package? Thanks in advance!
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Hi,
The JSON:API protocol accepts both server and client side generated resource IDs. This implements, that a resource id can be left out when executing the create resource request (see the protocol docs for reference).
Unfortunately, the ResourceInterface expects the ID to be a string, so the only solution for a server-side generated ID would be to submit an empty ID string. In my case this breaks the server-side validation, as the server correctly assumes a non-existing id resource member.
I guess the only correct solution would be to make the id function nullable in the ResourceInterface, which will break other stuff. I must find another temporary solution for this in order to proceed without adjusting the server-side validation.
Are there any plans to support the server-side generated ID's in this package? Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: