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Hi,
I used flex recently to validate request and response of an API, and would like to mention that it's a great tool, and have features which lots of other tools out there don't have, and the documentation depicts them greatly 😃 .
But I ran into a problem, using this with swagger 2.0 . It says that type: file isn't supported. I looked more into it and realised that OpenAPI 3.0.0 doesn't support file and therefore changed it to string.
Also, it supports anyOf and oneOf, which came in OpenAPI 3.0.0 . So , I concluded that it supports OpenAPI 3.0.0 , although the README.md says something else.
Therefore I converted my swagger 2.0 documentation to openapi 3.0 using swagger-editor, but it failed for that too.
So, could any one please shed some light on the fact, that which version, and set of features, does this repository currently supports.
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Hi,
I used flex recently to validate request and response of an API, and would like to mention that it's a great tool, and have features which lots of other tools out there don't have, and the documentation depicts them greatly 😃 .
But I ran into a problem, using this with swagger 2.0 . It says that
type: file
isn't supported. I looked more into it and realised that OpenAPI 3.0.0 doesn't support file and therefore changed it to string.Also, it supports
anyOf
andoneOf
, which came in OpenAPI 3.0.0 . So , I concluded that it supports OpenAPI 3.0.0 , although the README.md says something else.Therefore I converted my swagger 2.0 documentation to openapi 3.0 using swagger-editor, but it failed for that too.
So, could any one please shed some light on the fact, that which version, and set of features, does this repository currently supports.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: