Artifactory (jfrog) is a laughably bad openapi spec setup. Ive even called them out on it. "we provide an openapi spec".. well its technically sort of true, except if you actually want that spec, theres no way to actually sanely grab the spec. And, when you do finally manage to get it, its incomplete, full of badly defined objects, and ends up being utterly useless. Oh and did i mention that their spec ends up being some 35MB even after beating it to death and trying to shape it up. And, while they have /v1/ pathing, you guessed it, every app version changes the spec somewhere, and theres no v2 etc.
Ive concluded that unless the person is 100% passionate about openapi, the spec is a mess, and compatibility is a joke contained in an afterthought
Artifactory (jfrog) is a laughably bad openapi spec setup. Ive even called them out on it. "we provide an openapi spec".. well its technically sort of true, except if you actually want that spec, theres no way to actually sanely grab the spec. And, when you do finally manage to get it, its incomplete, full of badly defined objects, and ends up being utterly useless. Oh and did i mention that their spec ends up being some 35MB even after beating it to death and trying to shape it up. And, while they have /v1/ pathing, you guessed it, every app version changes the spec somewhere, and theres no v2 etc.
Ive concluded that unless the person is 100% passionate about openapi, the spec is a mess, and compatibility is a joke contained in an afterthought
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