We have implemented several enhancements to the Go code samples, improving the developer experience by enabling developers to initialize inline code without encountering errors and to get started quickly.
We have introduced configurable logging for API calls in PHP, Python, Ruby, Go, and C# SDKs.
In one of our previous updates, we introduced the configurable logging feature in both Java and TypeScript SDKs. You can find more details here.
We've released the latest version 0.5.0-beta of our FixMyOpenAPI VS Code extension with new features and improvements for better OpenAPI spec validation. You may upgrade now to enhance your API development workflow!
This change log encompasses three significant enhancements aimed at streamlining user experience across our platform:
We have introduced configurable logging for API calls in Java and TypeScript SDKs.
We are introducing automatic token retrieval and refreshing in the OAuth 2.0 grant types.
API providers can now display multiple examples of request bodies to illustrate how an endpoint supports different use cases through a variety of request payloads. This feature enhancement to our Developer Portal product greatly improves the experience for API consumers. Developers will have the option to view these request body examples next to the designated operation.
We have significantly revamped the content of our validation messages shown when importing/transforming API specifications or generating artifacts like SDKs/Portal, etc. in order to make it easier for our end-users to quickly understand issues and apply relevant fixes.
We are excited to introduce an enhancement that significantly improves the user experience of our Developer Portal's search functionality. With this improvement, when you perform a search, the relevant keyword(s) will now be visually highlighted within the search results.
As part of our efforts to improve existing format-specific validation, we are now introducing validators for Swagger v2.0 and OpenAPI v3.0 specifications.