Jonathan Gilchrist

@csharper2010 This is great! @WalkerCodeRanger I've tested this with our projects and it works well FWIW. We'd love to have this in, it would be super useful as we use...

From what I can tell some of this padding can be removed by adjusting the value on this line: https://github.com/kmikiy/SpotMenu/blob/master/SpotMenu/AppDelegate/AppDelegate.swift#L20

I've filed https://github.com/berzniz/github_pr_tree/pull/201 for this - as it stands I didn't implement (2.) because it seemed straightforward to have the tree just always mirror the PR.

@RicoSuter Is there any way to have the nullability of the properties in the spec determine the optionality of the properties in the generated types? We're also running into this...

@Kordonme @Sharparam @RicoSuter Just wanted to add that we found that switching back to `AddSwaggerDocument` from `AddOpenApiDocument` fixed this for us, we can get the correct nullability based entirely on...

Thanks for the hint @RicoSuter, we had indeed tried many combinations of the different configs and weren't able to find one that had the desired effect on the `required` field....

@Liwoj Our schema processor looks like this: ```cs public class MarkAsRequiredIfNonNullableSchemaProcessor : ISchemaProcessor { public void Process(SchemaProcessorContext context) { foreach (var (propName, prop) in context.Schema.Properties) { if (!prop.IsNullable(SchemaType.OpenApi3)) { prop.IsRequired...

@wezleysherman I'm afraid there's not a particularly easy way to do this currently as the emulator syncs on video. I also haven't implemented targeting a specific FPS in the SDL...