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Hi MrSmoofy,
It looks like you're using an old version of Swagger-UI and this is not really a SwaggerHub question, but I'll try to assist. What you end up seeing in the UI is what your application is reporting to be part of your API.
Which framework do you use for your API? Which library do you use to integrate Swagger?
Thanks, Ron. Yes, I'm new to swagger. When I clicked on getting community help from swagger.io this is where I ended up and being new I was not sure where to post questions so I apologize if I've posted twice now in the wrong location.
This is a VS 2017 C# Web API .NET Framework project with .NET 4.7.2
Yes, it's with Swashbuckler as when I looked around to how to install Swagger in my project that's the path Google led me down. If you have a better reference on what I need to do here I'm open to it. Thanks for your help.
- RonRatovsky7 years agoStaff
No worries at all, nothing to apologize for. Being new to this world can be confusing and it can take time to find the right resources.
Swashbuckle is not one of our projects so our ability to provide direct assistance for it is limited. You can find more information about it at https://github.com/domaindrivendev/Swashbuckle - and it's best to file an issue there so that community can help.
- MrSmoofy7 years agoOccasional Contributor
So to use Swagger in my project is there a better way or should I just get with the Swashbuckle community?
- MrSmoofy7 years agoOccasional Contributor
I've switched to https://github.com/heldersepu/Swagger-Net to see if I have better luck. While it changed the look some my questions still exist so I'm guessing I would need to ask that team then.
- RonRatovsky7 years agoStaff
That version indeed includes a newer version of Swagger-UI.
There's something in your code that exposes that extra endpoint, but unfortunately that's not something I can help with,
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