Implied discriminator mappings in oneOf schemas. #1479
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- Discriminator mappings will be implicitly picked from ref schema names from oneOf schemas without overriding any user defined mappings.
…riminator mappings, dataType, target schema, etc.) as per OAS Documentation - Simplified test schema to only have oneOf with discriminator in request
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What: Implied discriminator mappings in oneOf schemas.
Why: Implied discriminator mappings are currently not inferred and require the user to explicitly define them when using oneOf schemas. Please refer to OpenAPI specification documentation.
How: Discriminator mappings will be automatically picked from reference schema names within oneOf schemas, without overriding any mappings defined by the user.
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