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I tried to use the gradle plugin but i got stuck as when having a look to the source code the packaging types jarand war are supported. In our repository we're storing the openapi spec directly as packaing type yaml. Unfortunately this is not supported. Is there a way to also support that packaging type?
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@galovics In the end we're directly uploading the .yamls to our repository as we're working api first. So we don't have yaml inside .jars. So when performing the backwards compatiblity check there is only a straight yaml in the repo.
@robert-franz I've got the idea of deploying yamls directly but question; which type of repository are you deploying to? Generic? Maven repo?
swagger-brake uses the maven-metadata.xml file to decide which is the latest version of a package and I'm not sure how this will work with a plain yaml unless you hack the deployment pipeline in your Java project to generate maven-metadata as well.
I tried to use the gradle plugin but i got stuck as when having a look to the source code the packaging types
jar
andwar
are supported. In our repository we're storing the openapi spec directly as packaing typeyaml
. Unfortunately this is not supported. Is there a way to also support that packaging type?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: