what happens when someone changes definitions in a way that would break existing apps? can Spec4J catch that automatically before the new version gets released?
If breaking changes are introduced to existing APIS, the action does not detect and notify the developer. It could be a useful addition to the action checks!
spec4j is a github action that converts your REST API definitions in Spring Controller Interfaces packaged in jars. It utilizes the simplicity of the TypeSpec language to write TypeScript-like code and the power of OpenAPI tools to generate language and framework-specific code.
what happens when someone changes definitions in a way that would break existing apps? can Spec4J catch that automatically before the new version gets released?
If breaking changes are introduced to existing APIS, the action does not detect and notify the developer. It could be a useful addition to the action checks!
spec4j is a github action that converts your REST API definitions in Spring Controller Interfaces packaged in jars. It utilizes the simplicity of the TypeSpec language to write TypeScript-like code and the power of OpenAPI tools to generate language and framework-specific code.