Add documentation about options.http.path in model definition > relations

[fgarit]

I was looking for a solution to alter the default path of a relation and I stumbled apon this solution which I believe was not documented.

[slnode]

Can one of the admins verify this patch?

[bschrammIBM]

Thank you for submitting this edit. We are taking a look at it now and will confirm shortly.

[bschrammIBM]

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[jannyHou]

hi @FLO-G is there any related code PR in loopback for your suggested feature?

(horrible....I could not change it to a comment or request change....sorry for the duplicate message)

[jannyHou]

hi @FLO-G is there any related code PR in loopback for your suggested feature?

[fgarit]

Hi @jannyHou I can look for such a PR but I was just basing this on my experience working with the framework.

Here's my configuration:
"loopback": "^3.0.0",
"loopback-boot": "^2.6.5",

Edit: to be honest, it feels like it would take a really deep dive into the code to find the related pull request and I am not sure when I can find the time to do this.

[bajtos]

@jannyHou this feature has been supported for ages. I think I actually added it myself here: strongloop/strong-remoting#37, see also loopbackio/loopback-datasource-juggler@dbb7c6d

[bajtos]

Actually, my comment applies to options.http.path for top-level models. This documentation change is for relation options. Here is the line which handles that relation option: lib/model.js#L537. This feature was added by strongloop/loopback#427 AFAICT.

[jannyHou]

I see, thank you! LGTM, just please fix the commit message to pass the lint:

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[bschrammIBM]

approved after commit message is fixed

[bajtos]

I fixed the commit message while running "squash and merge".

Thank you @FLO-G for the contribution! 🎉