OpenAPI: Remove credentials from LoadViewResult#11433
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@danielcweeks Please review ASAP for the 1.7.0 release. Like the other pr in core #11173 , this removes a detail in the spec that was added 2 weeks ago. We realize this may have been premature and want to remove it before adding it to the spec. |
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Thanks @nastra , also @jbonofre and @singhpk234 for review |
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The original idea why credentials were added to
LoadViewResponsewas to pass back the credentials to the table that the view is referencing. However, we actually want to wait with this until we have the use case fully defined on how this will work and want to remove the functionality for now, as otherwise we'd have to maintain reading/writing credentials inLoadViewResponseforever.We'll we sharing a separate proposal on how to realize this shortly on the mailing list.