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swaggerConfig.json's property at swagger.host property value gets prefixed with the self-protocol slashes ("//"), even when the protocol is included with the host value.
The prefix appears in both output formats: yaml and json.
Breaks SDK generators by confusing them and causing them to re-translate the host into the client's configured protocol. Or when absent, defaults to "http". End result becomes "http://http://someserver.com"
Screenshots attached.
Steps to reproduce:
Build NodeJS RESTful API with Typescript
Using typescript-rest decorators
Configure swaggerConfig.json with HTTP protocol as part of the "host" property value.
Execute swaggerGen <path-to-swaggerConfig.json>
In this use-case, client SDK was generated using @openapitools/openapi-generator-cli
Generate SDK from swagger definition output from above
Observe relevant results in all outputs in above steps
[swaggerConfig.json]
[swagger.yaml]
[swagger.json]
[Service base-class configuration result in SDK]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
swaggerConfig.json's property at swagger.host property value gets prefixed with the self-protocol slashes ("//"), even when the protocol is included with the host value.
Example:
The prefix appears in both output formats: yaml and json.
Breaks SDK generators by confusing them and causing them to re-translate the host into the client's configured protocol. Or when absent, defaults to "http". End result becomes "http://http://someserver.com"
Screenshots attached.
Steps to reproduce:
[swaggerConfig.json]
[swagger.yaml]
[swagger.json]
[Service base-class configuration result in SDK]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: