ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Is this forum alive? Hello, Thank you for your reply I totally understand this. If activity so low, isn't it better to do the same as Google did with the Answers project? People are counting on official sources. And getting a reaction like this destroys trust in the framework itself. Am I wrong? Is this forum alive? Hello, Last week I posted 3 questions. Got 30+ views. And no replies. I can understand that it is a free community and it can take some time to get answered. But when I checked other questions, I realized that it is more "wall of cry", what support forum. Only a few questions are answered. And even only with one reply. Or did I get it wrong? Mikl SolvedHide OneOf*, AllOf* and AnyOf* models Hello, For the Spring app, we have OpenApi documentation. Is it possible to hide OneOf, AllOf, and AnyOf models, like it is done in editor.swagger.io? anyOf is replaced by oneOf Hello, For the Spring app, we have an open API documentation page. One of the fields (storyBlocks) is a List of interface implementations. On editor.swagger.io it is shown as array of "anyOf" But on my documentation is array of "oneOf". it is also valid, but aneOf sounds more logical. Is it a way to make it as it is on editor.swagger.io? OneOf, nested inside of another OneOf is not shown as "oneOf" on documentation page Hello, I am developing a Spring app with OpenApi. For open API spec (schema.txt) java code is generated by the maven code generator plugin. Model validation is working fine. But the documentation page in my app (localhost.png) and on editor.swagger.io (editor.swagger.io.png) looks different. Be aware, that it is a simplified version of OneOf object locally for presentation reasons. OneOf inside of another OneOf is shown as a field, but not as "oneOf": see a red marker on "localhost.png". I manually put it on root level to show how it is expected: see blue marker on "localhost.png". Is it something wrong with my code? How i can fix it?