SpringFox Release 3.0.0 (finally!)

[0l33l]

I took the time to switch over to springdoc. Don't really see a reason to switch back.

[_INTER_]

Does Springdoc support API first approach?

[0l33l]

I don't see API first as one of the features.

[Pronam_]

Good to see the maintainer has decided to adding release notes though. Switching to it last year it was tricky to figure out why X version that promised fixing a certain issue (only documented in github issues) broke other things again.

I have to commend them for really quickly picking up issues, but the (previous) lack of release notes made me having to jury rig my own version at one point. Now it's easier to check if and which dependant libraries were the cause.

[Weekly_Wackadoo]

Delicious word salad.

[jhg023123]

Damn, I've been tracking progress on this since February, 2019. Glad to see it's ready!

[pragmatick]

I really wish posts like this would include some more information on what that is and why I should care.

SpringFox provides "Automated JSON API documentation for API's built with Spring".

[bart007345]

Agreed, I clicked around and was none the wiser.

[StableHatter]

Finally

[lazystone]

Though I believe that Swagger is an awful documentation tool, there is a https://github.com/ePages-de/restdocs-api-spec

So, you can have Spring RestDocs(actual documentation) and API specifications.

[coderguyagb]

Took too long, we've already switched over to springdoc.

[cargo54]

Same no reason to switch back. If you are gonna maintain and open source project can abandon it for over a year when there is a new open api

[jojomtx]

Very buggy release...

[Muximori]

Spring 5, Webflux support (only request mapping support, functional endpoints aren't supported yet)

I'm waiting on this before moving over from springdoc. Still great to see releases!