No syntax error in SwaggerHub - but cannot download a resolved YAML file
Hi, I have a valid Swagger definition (or at least SwaggerHub doesn't report any errors) - but when I try to download the resolved YAML file (or the resolved JSON file) an error is displayed: How do I find out where the error is? (I am aware that I have a definition that is declared but never used - but that can hardly be the problem!?!) Link to API: https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/dcsaorg/DCSA_TNT/2.1.0Solved1KViews0likes2CommentsUnable to unpublish my own API
I can't delete my own API, it says i need to unpublish them first well...I can not unpublish them neither. It told me I'm not the editor of that API God , I own this... https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/after-life/tripod/1.112.1 I hope there is a solution for that...thanks1.6KViews0likes7CommentsSpecifying Oauth2 Redirect URI in SwaggerHub
Hello... I'm new to SwaggerHub and have been stuck on this issue for a while. I'm using an OAuth2.0 flow to allow client access to an AWS Cognito User Pool. In Cognito, client owners are able to configure multiple callback urls. This basically adds them to a whitelist of approved callback URLs (screenshot attached - though doesn't have to be localhost) - although the callback url must be specified when calling theauthorize (oauth2/authorize/) endpoint using the redirect_uri query parameter. It appears that this parameter is fixed when using the access code oauth2 security scheme. Is it at all possible to change this parameter via SwaggerHub? If so, can it also be made a configurable parameter? Thanks much.Solved2.7KViews0likes1Comment