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In the UI view http://localhost:3000/docs under topic Queries () the number of queries is now a large list of all queries from all the OpenAPI contracts from all our services.
We have multiple services with there own OpenAPI contract.
In every service we use the same query pattern, therefor the queries have the same name.
Problem arise when we generate with OpenAPI generator the Queries, the 2nd query will override the first one.
Proposed Solution
Would it be possible to arrange the queries by the services the contracts belongs to?
queries{service name a}{the queries for this service}
queries{service name b}{the queries for this service}
Implementation Notes
No response
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Use Case
In the UI view http://localhost:3000/docs under topic Queries () the number of queries is now a large list of all queries from all the OpenAPI contracts from all our services.
We have multiple services with there own OpenAPI contract.
In every service we use the same query pattern, therefor the queries have the same name.
Problem arise when we generate with OpenAPI generator the Queries, the 2nd query will override the first one.
Proposed Solution
Would it be possible to arrange the queries by the services the contracts belongs to?
queries{service name a}{the queries for this service}
queries{service name b}{the queries for this service}
Implementation Notes
No response
Community Notes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: