Template wildcard route segments in exported OpenAPI

[VSN2015]

A one-line bug fix, found in the same sweep as #28.

The bug

OpenAPI.rails_routes templated the :id form of a Rails path parameter but not the *rest wildcard. So an ordinary route:

get "files/*path", to: "files#show"

exported as:

"paths": { "/files/*path": { "get": { ... } } }

/files/*path is not a valid OpenAPI path template, and an invalid path makes the whole document fail validation — so one glob route silently breaks the export for the entire app.

The fix

-.gsub(/:(\w+)/) { "{#{Regexp.last_match(1)}}" }
+.gsub(/[:*](\w+)/) { "{#{Regexp.last_match(1)}}" }

Route	Before	After
files/*path	/files/*path	/files/{path}
files/:bucket/*path	/files/{bucket}/*path	/files/{bucket}/{path}

Verification

• 200 examples, 0 failures (1 new, written before the fix, covering a plain wildcard and one mixed with a named segment)
• The existing .rails_routes spec is unchanged and still passes, so :id templating and the skipping of internal/verbless routes are unaffected
• RuboCop clean

[VSN2015]

Review of PR #29: Concise fix for Rails route wildcards. Translating *path to {path} generates valid OpenAPI route templates for catch-all endpoints.

[VSN2015]

Updating the substitution regex to /[:*](\w+)/ cleanly handles both :id parameter segments and *path wildcard segments (such as /files/:bucket/*path).