I was trying the v3 on a test server and I noticed that if the response to the xhr request to obtain the specification file does not have the proper Content-Type (missing or set to a wrong type) it will fail with No operations defined in spec!. Setting the proper type ( application/json for json or text/plain; charset=utf-8 for yaml) fixes the problem.
Sorry if this the expected behaviour.
@CaselIT is that test server public?
Tried both private and public, the behaviour is the same
Do you have a public one to share with us so we can see the behavior?
Not at the moment (I was using my work machine since it has a public ip).
I can share a repo with a test server similar to the one I was using it this can help
If it's not too much trouble, yeah.
Added a repo
https://github.com/CaselIT/swagger-ui-2743
The files in the folder swagger-ui are from this repo, the index.html is the same with just the paths updated, while the spec files are from the swagger examples in https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/tree/master/examples/v2.0
even i am facing the same issue . My spec file is in dist folder itself . I have given the relative path to it .
i see that file is being loaded with 200 status but i get this error
No operations defined in spec!
when i click on the error i get this
{"schemaValidationMessages":[{"level":"error","message":"Can't read from file http://localhost:2000/Master.yaml"}]}
@rockeshub The validation error is normal, since an external website can't access your local network.
For me specifying the Content-Type header fixes the No operations defined in spec! problem?
@CaselIT where did you add the Content-Type header inside the spec file or some other file
No the problem is in the response the server returns with the spec file. It must have the appropriate Content-Type.
You can use the browser debugger to see the network request and their details
ya Content-type is application/octet-stream how can i change this .
It really depends on the server you are using.
Check the repo I provided if you are using the builtin python one
ok thank you
We have a pending fix for the issue, hoping to have that in master later today.
Great, thanks @webron
Same problem here, could work around it defining the content-type for the swagger.json (json/application), didn't work with the swagger.yaml (text/plain) though
Should be fixed. Please reopen if needed.
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No the problem is in the response the server returns with the spec file. It must have the appropriate Content-Type.
You can use the browser debugger to see the network request and their details