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Does this module have other module dependencies/imports?
No.
Based on the repository's release process, do you prefer syncing by SemVer releases or by git commit SHA?
SemVer releases.
Additionally, is there a sensible initial reference to sync from?
0.4.1 - it's the first one where the subdirectory is named openapiv3.
Do you think this module is widely used by the community, and is not already provided on the BSR by the owners?
Likely yes.
Other notes
Just a proposal.
Not sure how this fits in with other managed modules that potentially push OpenAPI API definitions.
Note that gnostic also has an openapi.v2 package in openapiv2 - should probably be pushing this up as well, but note grpc-gateway has definitions as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Mandatory
Where is the source code for the Managed Module?
https://github.com/google/gnostic
Specifically the
openapiv3
directory, but also maybe theopenapiv2
directory.Do the proto files declare a package?
Yes, but not a great one:
openapi.v3
. Doesn't line up great with https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/blob/main/protoc-gen-openapiv2/options/openapiv2.protoOptional
Does this module have other module dependencies/imports?
No.
Based on the repository's release process, do you prefer syncing by SemVer releases or by git commit SHA?
SemVer releases.
Additionally, is there a sensible initial reference to sync from?
0.4.1 - it's the first one where the subdirectory is named
openapiv3
.Do you think this module is widely used by the community, and is not already provided on the BSR by the owners?
Likely yes.
Other notes
openapi.v2
package inopenapiv2
- should probably be pushing this up as well, but note grpc-gateway has definitions as well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: