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When using all three extensions porvided by this plugin, configuration often looks like:
openapi { title = project.name description = project.description.toString() version = project.version.toString() format = "yaml" } openapi3 { title = project.name description = project.description.toString() version = project.version.toString() format = "yaml" } postman { title = project.name description = project.description.toString() version = project.version.toString() }
As openapi and openapi3 share the same base class, above code could be factorized:
openapi
openapi3
configure( listOf( openapi, openapi3 )) { title = project.name description = project.description.toString() version = project.version.toString() format = "yaml" }
But unfortunately it cannot be applied to postman extension.
postman
It should be useful that all those three extensions share their common attributes in the same class, in order to ease the configuration step.
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When using all three extensions porvided by this plugin, configuration often looks like:
As
openapi
andopenapi3
share the same base class, above code could be factorized:But unfortunately it cannot be applied to
postman
extension.It should be useful that all those three extensions share their common attributes in the same class, in order to ease the configuration step.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: