Issue in Create transaction of genie business
We have verified the following in UAT: Transactions without customerId complete successfully Any transaction with customerId fails at Pay Now This happens even with tokenize=false This confirms that customer-linked transaction capability is not enabled for our merchant in UAT. Please enable and confirm: Customer-linked payment flow for our merchant Customer -> transaction routing (Optional) Token vault linkage for future COF Test reference: Working transaction (no customerId): Failing transaction (with customerId): 6943a6c4efc64b42045701c2
Problems with Generating model from JSON
I'm having a hard time getting Stoplight to correctly process the josn I supply to generate a model. Here's a simple example with just one field. {"ConcertID":{"type":"integer","format":"int32"} When I generate the model form this, I get what is in the attached screenshot.which basically ignores my json for the type and format and classifies them all as strings. I'm obviously doing something wrong, hoping someone can educate me on the correct format.Query on SmartBear Stoplight | Sanjeev Mansotra
Hello my name is Sanjeev Mansotra, I have a query. In SmartBear Stoplight, how can I integrate automated API testing into a multi-version API documentation project, where different stakeholders (API designers, developers, and QA testers) collaborate to validate endpoints, and ensure that the stoplight test results (pass, fail, warning) are synced with Git version control and included in the CI/CD pipeline for continuous deployment?Nested Masks don't seem to work
Originally posted by user MarcoDiSarno to the Stoplight Community on 03/07/2024 at 04:40 ET. I have the following use case for masking: Model A is referencing model B. (Garage.cars: array[Car] in the example) Then, a mask on the model A hides some fields and also needs to reference a mask on model B, since that also has some fields to mask. (GaragePublic.cars: array[CarPublic]) Stoplight lets me do that and I thought, "man, nice!" but when publishing the API, all these "nested masks" don't compile. Error: "Invalid JSON pointer: stoplight://resources/overrides/..." Plus, when I export the API with bundled references, it also just shows the "stoplight://resources/overrides/..." refs, which are useless outside of stoplight. The mock server also doesn't work for that project, I suspect for the same reason. Interestingly enough, it seems to work fine in the editor, just outside it doesn't.GitHub Integration and Plan Limitations on Stoplight – Can Anyone Elaborate?
Originally posted by user koki to the Stoplight Community on 02/26/2024 at 21:26 ET. I have reviewed the following two documents and would like to clarify my understanding: https://meta.stoplight.io/docs/platform/dhre9np9qe1dc-git-hub https://stoplight.io/pricing Spotlight does not support integration with GitHub under the free plan. GitHub integration becomes available starting with the Basic plan, while custom configurations for GitHub are only possible with the Pro plan.Postman collection import
Originally posted by user MikeSN to the Stoplight Community on 02/13/2024 at 15:00 ET. Hi, I'm facing an issue by importing collection postman. Stoplights show me that everything works well but at the end I get a simple other json displayed on stoplight and not the api that I wanted to see. I followed step by step the well documented steps to import a postman collection. Do you have an idea of where can be the issue ?
