Revert DX-2104 schema-test change (wrong repo; unblocks export)#36
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This reverts commit ff2cee0.
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Why
PR #34 edited
cmd/api_test.godirectly in this mirror, butcmd/**is a Copybara-exported (source-owned) path. Editing it here modified a managed file outside Copybara, which broke the export with last-rev state drift:(Failed export: cio-cli Actions run
27472730729.)What
Revert the #34 commit (
ff2cee0) socmd/api_test.gomatches the last-exported source revision again. That realigns the destination with Copybara's last-rev state and unblocks exports.The DX-2104 fix itself is correct — it's just being re-applied in the right place: a
cio-cliPR against the sourcecmd/api_test.go, so it flows here through the normal export. This revert is purely the reconciliation step.Scope: single file,
cmd/api_test.go, 68 deletions (exactly #34's additions).