Page id is useful as it is an identifier for pages that is not prone to mangling when normalizing de-normalizing according to error prone client code.
Returning this in summaries would make it easy to make requests to other APIs later
Page id is useful as it is an identifier for pages that is not prone to mangling when normalizing de-normalizing according to error prone client code.
Returning this in summaries would make it easy to make requests to other APIs later
And here we are: https://github.com/wikimedia/restbase/pull/809
I didn't bump the content-type version neither I did enforce the rerendering. When it's actually required by some client we can do that.
Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2017-05-02T17:44:40Z] <mobrovac@naos> Started deploy [restbase/deploy@6adb0f2]: Include displaytitle and page_id in the summary output and bump the content type version - T163729 T164079
Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2017-05-02T17:50:44Z] <mobrovac@naos> Finished deploy [restbase/deploy@6adb0f2]: Include displaytitle and page_id in the summary output and bump the content type version - T163729 T164079 (duration: 06m 04s)