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I just installed the OpenAPI editor to give it a try. I've been using Apicurio to generate my YAML. The first time opening one of my YAML files in IntelliJ, I see a bunch of red.
This is the first big red block. I'm really not sure why it thinks I'm missing a '$ref' property:
There's another block that has the same problem.
It seems that the actual problem is the use of a "description" when the property is defined by a $ref.
I verified this by deleting the "description" associated with each of the properties that is defined by a $ref.
Interestingly, if a data type has 1 or 2 properties with this "extraneous" "description", then only the $ref and description are colored red. Although, in this case, the error message is wrong:
Property '$ref' is not allowed
It seems that these "description"s ought to be no more than a possible warning. At least according to https://swagger.io/docs/specification/using-ref/ (see the "$ref and Sibling Elements" section):
Any sibling elements of a $ref are ignored.
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I just installed the OpenAPI editor to give it a try. I've been using Apicurio to generate my YAML. The first time opening one of my YAML files in IntelliJ, I see a bunch of red.
This is the first big red block. I'm really not sure why it thinks I'm missing a '$ref' property:
There's another block that has the same problem.
It seems that the actual problem is the use of a "description" when the property is defined by a $ref.
I verified this by deleting the "description" associated with each of the properties that is defined by a $ref.
Interestingly, if a data type has 1 or 2 properties with this "extraneous" "description", then only the $ref and description are colored red. Although, in this case, the error message is wrong:
It seems that these "description"s ought to be no more than a possible warning. At least according to https://swagger.io/docs/specification/using-ref/ (see the "$ref and Sibling Elements" section):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: