Add path parameter support for undo operations#3409
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Support extracting path parameters from request URLs for use in undo
operations. This enables cleanup of resources identified by path
parameters (e.g., /api/v2/resource/{id}).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BDD test undo operations previously could only extract parameters from response bodies or request bodies. This prevented proper cleanup of resources where identifiers exist only in the request URL path (e.g.,
POST /integrations/{integration_name}/accounts).This adds support for
origin: "path"in undo.json definitions, allowing undo operations to reference path parameters from the original request.Changes
pathParametersmap toWorldclass for tracking path parametersUndo.getRequestParametersto accept and handle path parametersaddRequestParameterandaddRequestParameterFixtureto store path paramsTests
Tested with Fastly integration endpoint that requires path parameter for cleanup:
account_id