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Consider adding wildcard support for unregistering capabilities #61

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danielwiehl opened this issue Jan 31, 2021 · 0 comments
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

The API for unregistering capabilities does not support wildcards, which seems to be intentional according to the method's TypeDoc. Thus, to unregister multiple capabilities, the application first has to look up matching capabilities and then unregister them, one by one, using their ids.

The method's TypeDoc says: If given a qualifier in the filter, wildcards, if any, are not interpreted as wildcards, but as exact values instead.

What was the reason for not supporting wildcards? This restriction is very tedious and error-prone and also leads to potentially many API calls.

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It would be convenient to support wildcards for unregistering capabilities.

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