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… of now unneeded controller files
…I container can instantiate it
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Closing in favor of #1117. |
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Introduces dynamically generated controllers to reduce boilerplate code as well as improvements in
JsonApiRoutingConventionto support that.Context of this PR is the orientation on how OpenAPI integration will look like. An element there that will probably will be introduced is controller action annotations. A challenge here will be to see how we can still reduce controller boilerplate code while allowing for easy documentation of the individual endpoints
Related to #732 and #365. It doesn't address the issue using source generators as proposed in that issue, but we're reflectively registering controllers at runtime. I suspect this will be more flexible.