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Fix Access-Control-Expose-Headers #659

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This commit ensures that Access-Control-Expose-Headers is correctly
populated based on all of the headers used in an operation, including
any headers that might be added manually during the OpenAPI conversion
independent of a Smithy shape.

I added a new ApiGatewayMapper method called postProcessOperation to
allow transformations to better control when they are applied, in
particular, transforms sometimes need to occur on an operation after the
things that the operation contains have been transformed. This was not
previously possible even with the ordering semantics that already exist.
This change was necessary in order to ensure that the correct CORs
headers are added to operations based on all of the transforms applied
to the operation, and it makes it easier to separate CORS headers from
modeled headers when constructing Access-Control-Expose-Headers.

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@mtdowling mtdowling requested a review from kstich December 7, 2020 21:47
This commit ensures that Access-Control-Expose-Headers is correctly
populated based on all of the headers used in an operation, including
any headers that might be  added manually during the OpenAPI conversion
independent of a Smithy shape.

I added a new ApiGatewayMapper method called postProcessOperation to
allow transformations to better control when they are applied, in
particular, transforms sometimes need to occur on an operation after the
things that the operation contains have been transformed. This was not
previously possible even with the ordering semantics that already exist.
This change was necessary in order to ensure that the correct CORs
headers are added to operations based on all of the transforms applied
to the operation, and it makes it easier to separate CORS headers from
modeled headers when constructing Access-Control-Expose-Headers.
@mtdowling mtdowling merged commit c22ef49 into master Dec 8, 2020
@mtdowling mtdowling deleted the fix-cors-expose-headers branch December 11, 2020 17:58
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