OpenAPI 3.2.0 introduced a new parameter location, querystring, described in
Extending Support for Querystring Formats,
along with several additional constraints:
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query — Parameters appended to the URL. For example, in /items?id=###, the id parameter is a query parameter.
It MUST NOT appear in the same operation (or in the operation’s path item) as an in: "querystring" parameter.
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querystring — A parameter that treats the entire URL query string as a single value. It MUST be specified using the content field, most commonly with the media type application/x-www-form-urlencoded, using Encoding Objects in the same way as request bodies of that media type.
It MUST NOT appear more than once, and MUST NOT appear in the same operation (or in the operation’s path item) as any in: "query" parameters.
Arazzo could consider supporting this parameter directly, or alternatively document a recommended approach, so that tooling can consistently determine how to handle this syntax.
OpenAPI 3.2.0 introduced a new parameter location,
querystring, described inExtending Support for Querystring Formats,
along with several additional constraints:
query— Parameters appended to the URL. For example, in/items?id=###, theidparameter is a query parameter.It MUST NOT appear in the same operation (or in the operation’s path item) as an
in: "querystring"parameter.querystring— A parameter that treats the entire URL query string as a single value. It MUST be specified using thecontentfield, most commonly with the media typeapplication/x-www-form-urlencoded, using Encoding Objects in the same way as request bodies of that media type.It MUST NOT appear more than once, and MUST NOT appear in the same operation (or in the operation’s path item) as any
in: "query"parameters.Arazzo could consider supporting this parameter directly, or alternatively document a recommended approach, so that tooling can consistently determine how to handle this syntax.