* Add global auth parsing including headers and cookies for k6.
* Add global auth statements.
* Generate samples.
* Revert "Generate samples."
This reverts commit b8cff8691b73f15088f68c7e6876807ed1e63307.
* Copy petstore-with-fake-endpoints-models-for-testing.yaml to a seperate k6 path as its example yaml file.
* Add global security statement in k6 example yaml instead of using the generic one.
* javax.ws.rs:javax.ws.rs-api package was renamed on maven
* update dependencies for java okhttp pom, build.sbt
* update
* update dep
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Co-authored-by: Andres Aguilar <andresesfm@gmail.com>
* codegen: add == -> 'Double_Equal' to specialCharReplacements
The double equal '==' is a common operator in a few contexts (specific use case for me is haystack operators). Currently if this value appears in an enum its name gets sanitized to empty and generates invalid syntax. Very similar to https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/12801
* makes java underscore test more flexible
Given the name and purpose of this test, maybe it is better to test that the generated value is not an underscore rather than to test that it _is_ a specific (and possibly arbitrary) substitute value.
* feat(typescript-axios): allow configuration of axios version
* docs(typescript-axios): add readme docs for axiosVersion config option
* test(typescript-axios): add unit tests for custom axios version
* docs(typescript-axios): fix up typescript-axios generator docs
* added test with external-ref ("external dependency" installed before actual usage)
* fixed test with resource on classpath
added test with resource on classpath with external-ref.
Test with profile 'resource' was wrong as it took JAR into account, but there was no 'petstore.yaml' on classpath.
* Remove dependency scan and do not modify inputSpec provided by user
It is still possible to provide JARs as inputSpec, however the user has to provide it by hand.
Providing dependencies in plugin section still allows correct inputSpec resolution on classpath.
* remove thread unsafe statusCode and responseHeaders instance variables
* re-add status code and header getters for backwards compatibility
* add import
* whitespace cleanup
* use deprecated thread id getter for backwards compatibility with pre-19 java
* Add bytestring package to dependencies of generated haskell code
This broke in https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/18047
where tvh introduced an import of Data.ByteString.Lazy. The added
bytestring package was available in some but not all cases.
* update workflow to test haskell servant ping
* update samples
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Co-authored-by: Bastian Senst <senst@cp-med.com>
* [cpp-qt-client] Just for test
* Fix samples-cpp-qt-client github workflows
* Use only 6.7.1 in CI
* Revert "[cpp-qt-client] Just for test"
This reverts commit c7e19aeb6c22fb801d67d56f94eed133d377ffdf.
* fix#18005: Prevent adding 2 times the "?" when not required and nullable = true
* fix#18005: Fix carriage return diff
* update samples
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Co-authored-by: William Cheng <wing328hk@gmail.com>
* [kotlin][client] fix temp file name and remove old deprecated jvm-okhttp3
* [kotlin][client] fix temp file name and remove old deprecated jvm-okhttp3
* [kotlin][client] fix temp file name and remove old deprecated jvm-okhttp3
When using the JVM implementation of OkHttp with a Kotlin client, you may encounter issues with the toString() method of enum parameters. By default, the toString() method of an enum returns the name of the enum value, not its value.
To fix this issue, you can override the toString() method of your enum to return its value instead of its name.
As mentioned in #13841, date-time parameters in request bodies are not ISO formatted, which breaks with certain webservers. This commit invokes `toISOString()` for date-time body parameters like it is done for queryParameters.
Fixes#13841.
