Henry Andrews
Henry Andrews
These fields have usually been interpreted by us as requiring serialized values, but this is called into question on an (at least) annual basis ([2022](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/issues/3041#issuecomment-1449051507), [2023](https://github.com/handrews) ([mostly on Slack](https://open-api.slack.com/archives/C1137F8HF/p1675197255857239)), [2024](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/pull/3893),...
Many long-requested features for OAS can now be better handled by using the Overlay and/or Arazzo specifications. I think Arazzo mostly overlaps with the Link Object, but I might be...
@karenetheridge and @notEthan raised various points about confusion and usage of the Server Object and its `url` field in PR #4389. From @karenetheridge > We can also offer caution that...
PR #3234 proposes a `url-template` format, and is currently in discussion regarding the scope and naming of the format. PR #3235 applied the format to the current schema, resulting in...
From @karenetheridge in PR #4389 > Perhaps we can simplify this by simply strongly recommending that `$self` is an absolute URI (i.e. fully resolved; resolving it against another base URI...
From @notEthan in PR #4389: > I think this goes somewhat into the weeds of circumstances when an implementation might need to be told the retrieval URI. But it seems...
We don't want schema URIs with `latest` in place of the date because schema contents should not change unexpectedly. However, we need some way for folks to access the latest...
GitHub Pages has several very problematic limitations for a project focused on HTTP standards: * It does not allow setting `Content-Type` except via file extension, which is not how our...
See discussion #4233 and issue #4147. Requiring the patch version is creating tremendous amounts of confusion. While we cannot seem to reach consensus on forbidding it, there has long been...
I expected it would (e.g. `contentType: text/css, text/javascript, image/*`) by analogy with the `Accept` header, while @ralfhandl read it more literally and expects only `contentType: text/css,text/javascript,image/*` would be allowed. I...