0.6.0-alpha.1

Breaking Changes

• Reorganized api calls in generated clients. async_api will no longer be generated. Each path operation will now have it's own module under its tag. For example, if there was a generated function api.my_tag.my_function() it is replaced with api.my_tag.my_function.sync(). The async version can be called with asyncio() instead of sync(). (#167)
• Removed support for mutable default values (e.g. dicts, lists). They may be added back in a future version given enough demand, but the existing implementation was not up to this project's standards. (#170)
• Removed generated errors module (and the ApiResponseError therein). Instead of raising an exception on failure, the sync() and asyncio() functions for a path operation will return None. This means all return types are now Optional, so mypy will require you to handle potential errors (or explicitly ignore them).
• Moved models.types generated module up a level, so just types.
• Client and AuthenticatedClient are now declared using the attrs package instead of builtin dataclass

Additions

• Every generated API module will have a sync_detailed() and asyncio_detailed() function which work like their non-detailed counterparts, but return a types.Response[T] instead of an Optional[T] (where T is the parsed body type). types.Response contains status_code, content (bytes of returned content), headers, and parsed (the parsed return type you would get from the non-detailed function). (#115)
• It's now possible to include custom headers and cookies in requests, as well as set a custom timeout. This can be done either by directly setting those parameters on a Client (e.g. my_client.headers = {"Header": "Value"}) or using a fluid api (e.g. my_endpoint.sync(my_client.with_cookies({"MyCookie": "cookie"}).with_timeout(10.0))).
• Unsupported content types or no responses at all will no longer result in an endpoint being completely skipped. Instead, only the detailed versions of the endpoint will be generated, where the resulting Response.parsed is always None. (#141)

Changes

• The format of any errors/warnings has been spaced out a bit.