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Private templates not selectable
It seems like when creating a new API, a custom template is not selectable if it's private. If I make the template public, it shows up as a custom template in the dropdown. I don't really see why a custom template would need to be public for it to be usable. In fact, I don't really see a reason for ever making a custom template public. Is this behavior by design and if so what's the reason for this? Best Regards, Daniel6 months agoPlace SwaggerHub QuestionsSwaggerHub Questions262Views0likes1CommentEditing a custom rule regex is broken
When trying to edit a regex in an existing custom rule, the content of the field disappears. I've recorded the behavior and put the video clip on this link: https://tmtour.org/swaggerhub/edit_custom_rule_bug.mov Edit: This also seems to apply to the "Error message" input field. BTW, if this isn't the correct forum for reporting bugs, please let me know and point me in the right direction.493Views0likes2CommentsRe: Organization-level integrator landing page
We do actually use Confluence so this sounds interesting and we'll check it out. Currently we host our API partner pages on Github pages though, so we'll see if it's worth the hassle to move it. Otherwise I think keeping the API partner pages on Github pages would also be fine, and then just link to Swaggerhub for the API specs. Anyhow, thanks a lot for your help!765Views1like0CommentsRe: Organization-level integrator landing page
Thanks, that's kind of what I was looking for! However, what I also would be interested in is some kind of "developer portal" for integrators, where I can put some general info about our APIs, how to use them, how to set up auth etc. A landing page where I can direct all our integration partners. Does Swaggerhub offer anything like this or should I set this up myself using some external tool like Github pages etc.?773Views0likes2CommentsOrganization-level integrator landing page
Hi! I'm new to Swaggerhub and trying to get my head around how Swaggerhub can be used from an API client's perspective. I was assuming there would be something like a public organization-level landing page to which I could direct API clients and integrators. Here I would expect (anonymous) clients to be able to find all public APIs and domains published within my organization. Is there such a thing? So far my impression is that you just publish APIs and domains individually, and if you want to somehow group them together you need to build your own landing page for this purpose. My scenario is that my organization will have multiple available APIs, and I would like to be able to point integrators to one single page where they can find all APIs in my organization. Is there something like this or is this something I somehow have to set up myself? Thanks in advance!Solved808Views0likes4Comments