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Please set the NuGet dependency to at least Microsoft.OpenApi Version 1.6.0.
Rationale
Until, NuGet/Home#5553 is resolved, bumping the minimum version is the only way to ensure all users have access to new features from dependencies. The only other way for users to gain access to new features is to install the transitive dependencies, negating all the benefits of PackageReference.
In this case, the largest change with the new version is Microsoft.OpenApi dropped support for .NET Framework.
Personal Reasons
I am making several calls to SwaggerGenOptions.SwaggerDoc(...), and found that most of Microsoft.OpenApi.Models.OpenApiInfo does not change. Unfortunately, the version Swashbuckle currently relies on (v.12.3) is over two years old, and does not have a copy constructor. The new version does. This meant I had to either install a transitive dependency, or re-implement library functionality.
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Feature Request
Please set the NuGet dependency to at least Microsoft.OpenApi Version 1.6.0.
Rationale
Until, NuGet/Home#5553 is resolved, bumping the minimum version is the only way to ensure all users have access to new features from dependencies. The only other way for users to gain access to new features is to install the transitive dependencies, negating all the benefits of PackageReference.
In this case, the largest change with the new version is Microsoft.OpenApi dropped support for .NET Framework.
Personal Reasons
I am making several calls to
SwaggerGenOptions.SwaggerDoc(...)
, and found that most ofMicrosoft.OpenApi.Models.OpenApiInfo
does not change. Unfortunately, the version Swashbuckle currently relies on (v.12.3) is over two years old, and does not have a copy constructor. The new version does. This meant I had to either install a transitive dependency, or re-implement library functionality.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: