SchlenkR.FsHttp => FsHttp, error after migrating (FS0708)
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CaptnCodr commented
SchlenkR commented
Is it possible to post the code here? This usually happens when custom operation names changed. There were a lot of breaking changes. All Config operations are now prefixed with „config_“ for example.
From the screenshot, it looks like the Header
operation is used. That was changed to header
. I guess that's the reason it can't be resolved.
CaptnCodr commented
SchlenkR commented
Should be:
http {
DELETE $"..."
header "Access-Token" "..."
}
SchlenkR commented
There are conventions for naming custom operations for the builder methods here:
There was a section in the documentation here:
## Naming Conventions
*Names for naming conventions according to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naming_convention_(programming)#Lisp*
* Naming of **HTTP methods inside of a builder** are **upper flat case** (following https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-4).
*Example:*
```fsharp
http {
GET "http://www.whatever.com"
}
```
* Naming of **HTTP methods used outside of a builder** follow the F# naming convention and are **flat case**.
*Example:*
```fsharp
let request = get "http://www.whatever.com"
```
* Naming of **HTTP headers inside of a builder** are **PascalCase**. Even though they should be named **train case** (according to https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-5), it would require a double backtic using it in F#, which might be uncomfortable.
*Example:*
```fsharp
http {
// ...
CacheControl "no-cache"
}
```
* Naming of **all other constructs** are **lower camel case**. This applies to:
* config methods
* type transformer (like "body")
* content annotations (like "json" or "text")
* FSI print modifiers like "expand" or "preview"
* invocations like "send"
*Example:*
```fsharp
http {
// ...
timeoutInSeconds 10.0
body
json """ { ... } """
expand
}
```
CaptnCodr commented
Thank you, that helped. 🙂
SchlenkR commented
If there should come up more issued / ideas or any kind of feedback, feel free to post it.
CaptnCodr commented
Of course, Ronald. :)