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But it looks like the ref handler is set up to handle two cases:
$ref: "path/to/file.yaml" (where the external ref is the entire external file)
$ref: "#/internal/ref" (where the ref is internal to the current file)
It needs a third case:
$ref: "path/to/file.yaml#/ref/within/external/file" (where it loads and processes the external file, and then returns the subset indicated by the fragment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is valid in OpenAPI v3:
But it looks like the ref handler is set up to handle two cases:
$ref: "path/to/file.yaml"
(where the external ref is the entire external file)$ref: "#/internal/ref"
(where the ref is internal to the current file)It needs a third case:
$ref: "path/to/file.yaml#/ref/within/external/file"
(where it loads and processes the external file, and then returns the subset indicated by the fragment)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: