Repeatable headers are rendered wrong

[monikma]

This is a minimal example of the problem. I have the following RAML file:

#%RAML 0.8
title: sample
baseUri: http://localhost/
version: v1
mediaType:  application/json

/pages:
  get:
    headers:
      link:
        repeat: true
        type: string

After I try to render it in a "Try it" tab, the "link" header is rendered with a little "plus" sign next to it, so that it can be multiplied, to provide multiple values.

However, as soon as I add second header by pressing this "plus" sign, the second header gets the same value as the first header, and whichever input field I modify, the other gets modified as well. This makes the feature completely unusable.

[dmartinezg]

Hi @monami555, I spent last week looking into this. It is a bug in the code that appeared after the update to angular 1.2.16 (Angular fixed a lot of issues in the ng-transclude directive, which apparently we were relying on).

Given that: fixing the issue requires making very big changes to the code, and we are working in a new UI for the api-console (coming in the near future), we thought it is one bug that can wait a little.

[a-thaler]

Hi @dmartinezg,

I tried "repeat"-able headers in the newest api-console. Now it is not showing the plus sign anymore, so it is rendered as a single header.. but even worse, it seems to be required always. I need to enter a value always to perform a request.

That's my test header:

Accept-Language: 
  type: string
  required: false
  repeat: true
  example: pl

[jarrodek]

This was fixed in version 5