Decorating Expense 'id' with 'int64' in the OpenAPI spec#69
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Hi 👋
Wanted to offer a contribution to the OpenAPI spec after noticing a recent
expensebeing returned with anidvalue greater than what anint32can hold. Added aformatdecoration to indicate to OpenAPI code generators that they should store this field as anint64orlongdepending on the language.📑 OpenAPI data model specification for Numbers
Thanks and let me know if you have any feedback on the contribution 🙏