Add consumes and produces options to add_swagger_documentation #872
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@spaceraccoon … sorry for late reply … yes this feature is welcome :) … thank you |
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…grape#872) Co-authored-by: peter scholz <[email protected]>
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As per issues #677 and #623, there is demand to allow for setting the global/default
consumesandproducesfield value viaadd_swagger_documentation. In any case, the global fields are officially supported in the OpenAPI spec.This will make it a lot easier to support non-JSON content-types at the global level, since the current default is
application/json, forcing affected users to set the type at each endpoint instead of globally/by default.