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The restriction on where $ref'd content is inserted means that common examples of $ref usage cannot be used with this preprocessor.
That means an existing project really can't adopt the additional features from this preprocessor without re-structuring or replacing all $ref uses with $inline or $merge.
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Please give me an example of those $ref usages which are not supported. Links to real world specs would be welcome.
I have designed openapi-preprocessor about 4 years ago, at a time where only Swagger/OpenAPI 2.x existed and at that time $ref was quite limited. I would be happy to remove some barriers which were designed to protect users.
The restriction on where $ref'd content is inserted means that common examples of $ref usage cannot be used with this preprocessor.
That means an existing project really can't adopt the additional features from this preprocessor without re-structuring or replacing all $ref uses with $inline or $merge.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: