In .NET 9, we can't inject the entity schema into the OpenApi definition when using the new .NET9 AddOpenApi / MapOpenApi.
This is because:
- OpenApiSchemaService is internal sealed and in a different assmebly (preventing reflection)
- We cannot add a
[Consumes<T>] or [ProducesResponseType<T>] to the controller method (since TableController is generic)
In Swashbuckle and NSwag, we generate the schema for the entity type, but this is not possible in .NET 9 OpenApi.
Once Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi allows us to inject schema (or C# allows us to add attributes based on a generic type), we can add such functionality to the OpenApi transformers.
In .NET 9, we can't inject the entity schema into the OpenApi definition when using the new .NET9 AddOpenApi / MapOpenApi.
This is because:
[Consumes<T>]or[ProducesResponseType<T>]to the controller method (since TableController is generic)In Swashbuckle and NSwag, we generate the schema for the entity type, but this is not possible in .NET 9 OpenApi.
Once Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi allows us to inject schema (or C# allows us to add attributes based on a generic type), we can add such functionality to the OpenApi transformers.