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…g services - Added @sap/ams and @sap/ams-dev dependencies to package.json - Introduced axios as a dev dependency - Uncommented and refactored test cases for AdminService to validate access for user 'bob' - Updated CatalogService tests to reflect correct user roles and expectations - Ensured proper assertions for book retrieval based on user roles and policies
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This PR allows to see the file changes that are the result of adding AMS to a minimal version of the CAP sample.
It demonstrates the absolute minimum changes required for:
It does not contain the required changes for the deployment of the application because they can be generated by the
cds add amscommand of@sap/cds-dk.