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injson-api-dotnet/JsonApiDotNetCore (press backspace or delete to remove)Should be added in:
- DocumentationOpenApiOperationFilter
- OpenApiEndpointConvention.GetErrorStatusCodesForEndpoint
And be covered by tests in:
- DocumentationTests
- ErrorResponseTests
bug
OpenAPI
bkoelman
- Opened on Mar 16
- #1700
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question
jhauserdev
- 7
- Opened on Mar 11
- #1697
NSwag
| Limitation | Workaround | Links |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Partial POST/PATCH sends incorrect request | Use TrackChangesFor from JsonApiDotNetCore.OpenApi.Client.NSwag
package | |
| Exception thrown ...
documentation
OpenAPI
- 1
- Opened on Feb 23
- #1686
Goal would be same level of support as for native datetime and DateTimeOffset and ideally it would be possible to use
contains filter against a NodaTime interval.
Alternatives I ve thought about are custom ...
enhancement
bjornharrtell
- 10
- Opened on Feb 18
- #1682
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question
- 2
- Opened on Feb 13
- #1677
- Opened on Feb 13
- #1675
The goal is so that users don t need to add a partial class to their project to initialize for JSON:API partial
POST/PATCH.
enhancement
OpenAPI
- Opened on Feb 9
- #1673
DESCRIPTION
In my AuthorResourceDefinition the OnApplyFilter method is overridden and adds a filter expression. When requesting a
relationship, the OnApplyFilter() of AuthorResourceDefinition gets called ...
bug
max-maurice
- 6
- Opened on Feb 3
- #1671
SUMMARY
We are trying to filter with an included object using a legacy filter giving up errors
DETAILS
Hi,
We are trying to filter with an included object using a legacy filter (e.g., exp:), but we ...
question
anand2122
- 6
- Opened on Jan 13
- #1666
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question
kostas-kapasakis
- 2
- Opened on Dec 18, 2024
- #1653
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