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Hi everyone, I have a question about the Pet, Cat, and Dog polymorphism example using allOf and discriminator from the OpenAPI specification. There have been several discussions and issues in the past ...

Hello, I have been trying to clean up a schema which is using oneOf, and have run into some issues which may be due to some bad understandings of how oneOf should be used, and hoped to get some guidance. ...

Hi, I have not found any information about this in the documentation (potential hint for extension), so I am asking here. Let s say I have the following schema which explicitly defines mapping for Bar ...

Hello, I m writing a platform that allows user to build their API. Some endpoints are statics , most of them are really dynamic and we can t know in advance what one endpoint looks like, how it behaves. ...

So for example I have an example address which I want to refrence in an example customer: components: examples: address: summary: Address example value: address1: 41 Main ...

See https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/discussions/3902#discussioncomment-9767663 There doesn t seem to be any way around this apart from the work around suggested in the response. Would be ...

It s fairly common for people to want to model things that are not obviously mapped to the JSON Schema data model. We basically support a few media types, which would include any variations with a structured ...

Something I ve been pondering recently is how to provide an example of an api request in a format similar to how one might find it out in the wild while playing with an api client or cURL. Particularly, ...

I ve not found any sufficient way to define header parameter values such as below: - rel in a link header - q in an accept header - name in content-disposition header - cache directives etc... ...

Most API vendors follow something akin to Postel s law, but careful what you send and liberal in what you accept and as a result don t consider adding new attributes to a payload response a breaking change ...