Allow URIs for Security Schemes #4388
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This allows Security Requirement Objects to reference Security Scheme Objects by URI instead of implicit component name. Without this ability, it is difficult to share Security Schemes in a way that is consistent with re-usable component documents. This approach provides parity with how the Discriminator Object's mapping field works. Also add a note about the complexity of these rules to the Security Considerations section.
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@ralfhandl this should now have your comments addressed. |
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Fixes #3776
This allows Security Requirement Objects to reference Security Scheme Objects by URI instead of implicit component name. Without this ability, it is difficult to share Security Schemes in a way that is consistent with re-usable component documents.
This approach provides parity with how the Discriminator Object's mapping field works.
Also add a note about the complexity of these rules to the Security Considerations section.
Note that since the existing name syntax is still valid, and no constraints are present on names, there are no meaningful schema updates for this change.