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Reponse's schema is a property?

See original GitHub issue

According to the Swagger spec, the Response Object (io.swagger.models.Response) has a schema property that contains a Schema Object (io.swagger.models.Model). However, in swagger-core, Response#getSchema() returns a Property, not a Model. Is that intended or is the implementation incomplete?

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Created 8 years ago
Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)

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fehguycommented, Dec 21, 2016

This will change with the 3.0 specification, as parameters, models, and properties will essentially be the same.

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hgwoodcommented, Jul 30, 2015

Yes I would soon run into #1202 but I would be able to read top-level properties.

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