Creating nested object
See original GitHub issueIs there a way I can create a nested object without passing the ID of the parent?
e.g
POST /domains/1/nameservers
{
domain: 1, # -> I don't want to pass this in the request
<nameserver data>
}
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is what I was looking for 😛 thanks.
Since this is somewhat related, is there a recommended way to perform validation of the parent primary key in the URL?
With the above solution, making a POST to say
/domains/999/nameservers/
will raise if there is no domain withid=999
Where would it be best to handle this Exception?