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                                            James Messinger

Circular reference is considered an error

I can't say for sure how soon I'll have a fix, since I work on these projects in whatever spare time I have. Of course, I'd gladly accept a pull...

Feature Request: Adding the ability to include multiple api files to the command arguments

I think that's a great idea! If you're able to submit a PR, I'd be happy to review it.

Feature Request: Adding the ability to include multiple api files to the command arguments

That sounds good. Looking forward to it!

Feature Request: Adding the ability to include multiple api files to the command arguments

@rahulbreezo - I like your idea as well. And if @Toltar feels like adding that feature to the PR as well, then I'm all for it. Or it could be...

Validate taking a really long time - could be recursion related?

There's not a setting that controls the recursion depth. But certain recursive structures can result in a logarithmic explosion that takes forever to process. 😕 The problem is actually in...

Add the ability to remove the bits of JSON Schema that Swagger doesn't support

Thanks for the PR. I'm currently working on a plug-in model for Swagger Parser (and, by extension, Swagger CLI), and I think this is a perfect example of something that...

Should `bundle` run `validate` first?

My preference would be to keep them as separate commands. Many people find the `validate` command to be too strict, so they just use `bundle`. But I've also built swagger-cli...

How to catch ECONNREFUSED?

I'm having the same issue. Any resolution to this?

Look at dropping superagent, in favour of fetch?

I really like the syntactic sugar that Superagent provides. It feels consistent with Chai's BDD syntax, which makes test code look coherent and consistent. Doesn't Superagent use Fetch under the...

Look at dropping superagent, in favour of fetch?

> The benefit of moving to fetch is that we keep feature completeness but do not sacrifice the utility of this plugin in a major way Great point. And that's...