Fix OpenAPI generation issue after .NET 9 upgrade #632
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Summary & Motivation
Resolve the issue with OpenAPI generation failing in .NET 9 due to the
<OpenApiDocumentsDirectory>using forward slashes instead of backslashes. The configuration now uses backslashes to ensure compatibility with the new .NET 9 requirements.Fix the issue with OpenAPI generation failing in .NET 9 with the error
Missing required option '--project'. This was caused by<OpenApiDocumentsDirectory>using forward slashes instead of backslashes.Downstream Projects
Update all paths in
.csprojfiles to use backslash for compatibility with Windows.Checklist