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chore: Refactor SwaggerGen to support multiple values with the same path #145

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This PR offers an alternative solution to the issue addressed in this PR. Rather than modifying the API, we've adjusted the behavior of the Swagger generation to ensure the value is no longer ignored.

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Signed-off-by: dwertent <[email protected]>
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Just want to understand where normalising the path makes sense

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ func (sg *SwaggerGen) getPathItem(doc *openapi3.T, path string) *openapi3.PathIt
if doc.Paths == nil {
doc.Paths = &openapi3.Paths{}
}
pi := doc.Paths.Find(path)
pi := doc.Paths.Value(path)
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Just being careful with this, as it would affect all the swagger documents generated from now on

Is there a scenario where normalising does make sense? I tried to find the history in the kin-openapi repo and it seems that it was there from the original commit

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Ok, we can wait for a response here.

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