[Graph] Use comma array format for parameters #100
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Currently, we don't specify the array format when the parameter is used. By default this option defaults to
indices. But graph seems to wantcomma. This fixes that.Additionally, I noticed that
getInjectedUrlwas being rewritten in ALL files. I moved it to its own file and reduced some of the generated code from all files.I verified this fixed works with a real graph call.
Previously: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/d4851876-1c70-4f6e-bfbc-8b2ceeccc8d3/teamwork/installedApps?%24expand%5B0%5D=teamsApp%2CteamsAppDefinition
Now: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/d4851876-1c70-4f6e-bfbc-8b2ceeccc8d3/teamwork/installedApps?%24expand=teamsApp%2CteamsAppDefinition
Notice the
expand%5B0%5D, this translates toexpand[0]when url decoded. This is not what we want.