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Schemahierarchy for 3.0 and 3.1objecttype resolutionexplicit-object-schemaanduse-arbitrary-schemasys/env propsThese 2 properties allow to tweak the processing of Schema
type. By defaultfor OAS 3.0 a
type: objectis added whenever any class (evenjava.lang.Object) is resolved into a schema and no type is defined in annotations or elsewhere. This behavior is unchanged (see below to customize) for compatibility reasonsfor OAS 3.1
type: objectis NOT added when type is not defined and there are not Object Schema-specific properties resolved for that schema.this behavior can be customized by explicitly setting System/Env property
explicit-object-schematotrue(always addtype:objectin this scenario orfalse(don't addtype: object)Additionally, setting
use-arbitrary-schematotrueallows to customize deserialization behavior (see #4014) to deserialize schemas with no type defined into aArbitrarySchemawithtypenot defined instead ofObjectSchemawithtype: object