Error: Exception Type: Microsoft.OpenApi.Readers.Exceptions.OpenApiUnsupportedSpecVersionException Message: OpenAPI specification version '3.1.0' is not supported.
So far we've had no trouble importing Open API spec 3.0.0 documentation. Is there a compatibility issue with the latest 3.1.0 spec?
We use OpenAPI.net to read and parse the swagger. The current version does not support version 3.1.0, but there is a preview version that supports it. https://github.com/microsoft/OpenAPI.NET/issues/795 They are currently on preview 7.
They will work on this for a future release. The decision to be made is whether to wait for a full release instead of getting it to work with the preview release.
For now there doesn’t seem like a workaround for this, I could not find a way to make it use version 3.0.0.
We use OpenAPI.net to read and parse the swagger. The current version does not support version 3.1.0, but there is a preview version that supports it. https://github.com/microsoft/OpenAPI.NET/issues/795 They are currently on preview 7.
They will work on this for a future release. The decision to be made is whether to wait for a full release instead of getting it to work with the preview release.
For now there doesn’t seem like a workaround for this, I could not find a way to make it use version 3.0.0.
Thanks for the quick response! That in itself is already an answer; we'll pursue other sources first while awaiting this release. Seeing as there is already a preview 8 by now, there does seem to be active development from their side. Do what you think is wise; we’re eager to use it whenever it becomes available!
It might be useful for others to list this as a compatibility issue on the REST Data Source's documentation page. With how valuable this feature has been already, I expect others will soon run into the same issue.
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