Fix multipart + additionalProperties + string support #597
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czechboy0
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Sources/_OpenAPIGeneratorCore/Translator/Multipart/MultipartContentInspector.swift
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Motivation
Fixes #596.
The bug was computing the
TypeUsagefrom the raw schema, before resolving it with multipart semantics.Covers using the multipart content type with additional properties of a concrete type (string).
This lead to the generator producing half of the code that expected a HTTPBody (a streaming byte type) and another half expected a String, leading to a build failure.
Modifications
First resolve the schema, then calculate the
TypeUsagefrom the resolved schema.Result
The generator correctly generates this as
HTTPBodyeverywhere now.Test Plan
Added a unit test to cover this case.