Adding a test to validate processing rules (@ExternalDocumentation ATM) #2385
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This test aims at validating processing rules, see https://download.eclipse.org/microprofile/microprofile-open-api-4.1/microprofile-openapi-spec-4.1.html#_processing_rules
It is about an application which includes a resources that is annotated with
@ExternalDocumentation.According to the MicroProfile OpenAPI Javadoc, the generated OpenAPI documentation should include an
externalDocselement at root level, but it does not, and the test is failing.Note:
The test logic uses a custom
OASModelReaderinstance in order to generate the OpenAPI model with an initial value for theexternalDocselement, which should be overridden by the annotation. The test would fail even when such initial step is not executed, i.e. when line 39 is commented out.