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My observation right now without looking at any Swagger code is that the @var annotation of a property is taken literally. So @var integer will display the "integer" in the model/entity information.
But the swagger spec has only these data types:
byte
boolean
int
long
float
double
string
Date
So mapping must be added:
PHP => Swagger
--------------------
bool => boolean
integer => int
\DateTime => Date
Swagger-codegen is very picky about data types, so it's important that for example integer is exactly "int".
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My observation right now without looking at any Swagger code is that the @var annotation of a property is taken literally. So @var integer will display the "integer" in the model/entity information.
But the swagger spec has only these data types:
So mapping must be added:
Swagger-codegen is very picky about data types, so it's important that for example integer is exactly "int".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: