pass models & enums as lists so custom templates can use them #1189
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Resolves #1188.
The change is simply to store a list, rather than a generator expression.
The new
models_init.py.jinjatemplate in the end-to-end tests shows that this now works. Without the fix inopenapi.py, this template is rendered with nothing under theUsing "openapi.models"andUsing "openapi.enums"headings.This fix is somewhat important for our use case, because we need to put some code in
models/__init__.pythat is aware of what the model class names and modules are. Without the fix, the only way to get this would be to iterate overimports, which gives you strings likefrom .module_name import ClassName, and then parse those strings, which is workable but pretty clunky.