feat!: throw exception when an operation is not declared in ApiResource for parameter attributes on properties - #2346
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Follow-up of the documentation added in #2277 and #2281.
operationson a property-level#[QueryParameter]/#[HeaderParameter]used to accept an operation the resource does not declare: that entry was then silently ignored, while the rest of the list kept working. The example in the filters guide relied on that behaviour, withPatchmissing from the resource operations.api-platform/core#8552 turns it into an error, so the example now documents it instead of presenting it as a supported way to restrict a parameter:
#[ApiResource( operations: [ new GetCollection(), new Get(), ], )] class Book { // Error: Patch is not declared in the resource operations #[HeaderParameter(key: 'X-Authorization', operations: [new GetCollection(), new Patch()])] public string $authToken = ''; }