take advantage of Swagger-Client opId improvements

src/core/plugins/spec/actions.js

@@ -186,16 +186,23 @@ export const logRequest = (req) => {
 // Actually fire the request via fn.execute
 // (For debugging) and ease of testing
 export const executeRequest = (req) => ({fn, specActions, specSelectors}) => {
-  let { pathName, method } = req
+  let { pathName, method, operation } = req
+
+  let op = operation.toJS()
 
   // if url is relative, parseUrl makes it absolute by inferring from `window.location`
   req.contextUrl = parseUrl(specSelectors.url()).toString()
 
-  let parsedRequest = Object.assign({}, req)
+
-  if ( pathName && method ) {
+  if(op && op.operationId) {
-    parsedRequest.operationId = method.toLowerCase() + "-" + pathName
+    req.operationId = op.operationId
+  } else if(op && pathName && method) {
+    req.operationId = fn.opId(op, pathName, method)
   }
+
+  let parsedRequest = Object.assign({}, req)
   parsedRequest = fn.buildRequest(parsedRequest)
+
   specActions.setRequest(req.pathName, req.method, parsedRequest)
 
   return fn.execute(req)

src/core/plugins/swagger-js/index.js

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ module.exports = function({ configs }) {
       buildRequest: Swagger.buildRequest,
       execute: Swagger.execute,
       resolve: Swagger.resolve,
-      serializeRes: Swagger.serializeRes
+      serializeRes: Swagger.serializeRes,
+      opId: Swagger.helpers.opId
     }
   }
 }