OpenAPI XML Modelling in OpenAPI 3.2: A Quiet but Important Upgrade for Enterprise Teams OpenAPI 3.2 modernises XML support with richer modelling, proper attribute handling, and nested structures. It removes old workarounds and gives enterprise teams clearer, more accurate ways to define their XML based APIs.
OpenAPI Deprecations, Defaults, and Details: The Subtle Tweaks You Might Miss in OpenAPI 3.2 OpenAPI 3.2 brings subtle refinements that make specs cleaner and more predictable, from improved deprecation handling to clarified defaults, schema rules, and examples.
OpenAPI The New QUERY Method in OpenAPI 3.2: A Small Addition That Clears Up a Big Ambiguity OpenAPI 3.2 adds support for the new QUERY method — a read-only operation that allows a request body. It’s designed for search and filtering endpoints that don’t fit neatly into GET or POST.
OpenAPI Structured Tags in OpenAPI 3.2: Organising APIs the Way They Deserve OpenAPI 3.2 introduces structured tags, allowing APIs to organize endpoints into nested categories for clearer, more maintainable documentation.
OpenAPI Event streaming in OpenAPI 3.2: What changed and why it matters OpenAPI 3.2 brings first‑class event streaming with sequential media types and an itemSchema for each event. Document SSE or JSONL streams clearly—ideal for LLMs that stream tokens, optional summaries, and a deterministic “[DONE]” sentinel to end the stream.
OpenAPI What’s Changing in OpenAPI 3.2 and Why You Should Care See what's new in OpenAPI v3.2. Better structure, better auth support, better file and stream handling - no breaking changes.
OpenAPI What's new in OpenAPI 3.0? OAS 3 has simplified structure, new reusable features, extended support for schema object and more
