Support API Gateway API key usage plans #605
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This commit adds support for enabling API Gateway's API key usage plans. An httpApiKeyAuth based authorizer on an operation will now be directly set on every operation in the OpenAPI document, even if it's the same as the service level authorizer. This commit also updates the strategy for not setting a default "x-amazon-apigateway-authtype" extension to an absence of the "type" setting on the definition in the authorizers trait.
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This commit adds support for enabling API Gateway's API key usage
plans. A non-custom httpApiKeyAuth based authorizer on an operation
will now be directly set on every operation in the OpenAPI document,
even if it's the same as the service level authorizer.
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