- The names generated for body parameter definitions and their references has changed. It'll now include the HTTP action as well as any path parameters.
- E.g, given a `PUT /things/:id` endpoint, `paths.things/{id}.put.parameters` in the generated Swaggerfile will contain the following:
- If you use the `nickname` option for an endpoint, that nickname will be used for both the parameter name and its definition reference.
- E.g., if the endpoint above were nicknamed `put-thing`, the generated Swaggerfile will contain `{ "name": "put-thing", ..., "schema": { "$ref": "#/definitions/put-thing" } }`
-`additionalProperties` has been deprecated and will be removed in a future version of `grape-swagger`. It has been replaced with `additional_properties`.
Full class name is used for referencing entity by default (e.g. `A::B::C` instead of just `C`). `Entity` and `Entities` suffixes and prefixes are omitted (e.g. if entity name is `Entities::SomeScope::MyFavourite::Entity` only `SomeScope::MyFavourite` will be used).
The global tag set now only includes tags for documented routes. This behaviour has impact in particular for calling the documtation of a specific route.
The API version self, would be set by grape, see -> [spec for #403](https://github.com/ruby-grape/grape-swagger/blob/master/spec/issues/403_versions_spec.rb).
If you're using [grape-swagger-rails](https://github.com/ruby-grape/grape-swagger-rails), remove the `.json` extension from `GrapeSwaggerRails.options.url`.
If your API uses Grape 0.10.0 or newer with a single `format :json` directive, add `hide_format: true` to `add_swagger_documentation`. Otherwise nested routes will render with `.json` links to your API documentation, which will fail with a 404 Not Found.
You can now configure a markdown adapter. This was originally changed because of performance issues with Kramdown and the `markdown` option no longer takes a boolean argument. Built-in adapters include Kramdown and Redcarpet.
##### Kramdown
To configure the markdown with Kramdown, add the kramdown gem to your Gemfile:
`gem 'kramdown'`
Configure grape-swagger as follows:
```ruby
add_swagger_documentation (
markdown: GrapeSwagger::Markdown::KramdownAdapter
)
```
#### Redcarpet
To configure markdown with Redcarpet, add the redcarpet and the rouge gem to your Gemfile. Note that Redcarpet does not work with JRuby.
See [#142](https://github.com/ruby-grape/grape-swagger/pull/142) and documentation section [Markdown in Notes](https://github.com/ruby-grape/grape-swagger#markdown-in-notes) for more information.