Nilkanth Parmar

I also have the same issue. Its working fine in Android SDK.

So I have written this code for testing ``` PFUser.logInWithUsername(inBackground: "user1", password: "user1", block: {user,e in if e==nil{ print(PFUser.current()?.username) self.session1 = PFUser.current()?.sessionToken PFUser.logInWithUsername(inBackground: "user2", password: "user2", block: {user,e in if...

> > @nilkanth987 the flow you mentioned will definitely cause the issue I mentioned above. I don't understand what you are trying to do, once you use `PFUser.logInWithUsername` it automatically...

Update: If I comment the `examples` then it works. I think the `examples` parsing is causing issues.

@jonaslagoni , Its very cumbersome to write same examples again. Also the `asyncapi` extension in the VS code accepts the code and displays properly. Its working when I reference an...

@jonaslagoni , I created a feature request, check and let me know if something is missing. Should I close this issue?

@jonaslagoni , I checked by replacing the references with static values but it still gives me error. Here is the example ``` asyncapi: 2.6.0 info: title: Test API version: 0.0.21...

@AnimeshKumar923 , Yes issue still persists.