http status code cannot be outside of range 100-599

[michaelkwan]

If i wanted to define a proprietary API using http status code outside of 100-599, I m out of luck as the BaseRamlGrammar.java limits the range to be 100-599.

The online editor as well as the atom api-workbench does not seem to have this restriction. Is it possible to check if the range is within 000-999?

ValidationResult:
Unexpected key '900'. Options are : Integer --

Aha! Link: https://mulesoft-roadmap.aha.io/features/APIRAML-114

[michaelkwan]

is there a way to override this grammar without changing the library code?

[machaval]

No is not but you can do a pull request ;)

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is there a way to override this grammar without changing the library code?

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[sichvoge]

@michaelkwan can i ask you why you would want to go outside the HTTP standardized codes ranging from 100 - 599?

[sichvoge]

BTW, I couldn't find that the spec limits on the standardized codes, but I am just curious :)

[LorenaSoledad]

@sichvoge, I've just opened raml-org/raml-spec#609 in order to clarify this topic.

[michaelkwan]

@michaelkwan can i ask you why you would want to go outside the HTTP standardized codes ranging from 100 - 599?

We are interfacing with an external api that actually supports status code outside of this range

[sichvoge]

Thanks @michaelkwan. Please, can you make sure to mention your use case here?