Spec inconsistancy checks work on OpenAPI v3.0 specs as well #179
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Added list of spec inconsistencies that are checked for in Swagger v2.0 and OpenAPI v3.0 specs
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@philsturgeon Any chance of a review? |
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Sorry to do this @P0lip but can I put this on your radar too? |
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@stueynz hey, sorry for the delay and the conflicts, but we just tagged v10.0.3 and I'd like to get this in next. Can you update it and make sure tests are passing ok? |
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@philsturgeon onto it ... later in the week. |
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Any updates on this one ? This feature would be quite useful :) |
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Decided the easiest thing to do was - start again with top-of main branch. So close this PR in deference to new PR 198 |
Please see replacement PR |
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Now performs the same inconstancy checks in OpenAPI v3.0 that are detected in Swagger v2.0 specs.
We could of course add more inconstancy checks - but another time.